She has/had $0 income nor input into home.
answered on May 24, 2019
Unfortunately putting your girlfriend's name on a deed is like giving her a half ownership interest in the property. I don't think you can get her off of the deed unless you buy her out. Hopefully you can work it out with her, but be sure that you have a written contract drawn up... Read more »
Hi, I live in West Virginia and recently purchased a house. However, after we moved in, we found that there is an active leak in the master bathroom that's very serious, the repair estimate is around $7000. The seller seems to be aware of this active leak but did not disclose this condition in... Read more »
answered on Jan 30, 2018
Get a lawyer in West Virginia where the home is located. In other states where I practice, a material misrepresentation to a consumer in a real estate advertisement can result in treble damages, punitive damages, attorneys fees, and costs. I practice in VA, MD, and DC, but I know I have someone in... Read more »
They have already sent in two adjusters and all I keep getting them to tell me is they havn't received papers from them yet . not only did my 31 ft. porch collapse but it done something to my foundation under my living room
answered on Feb 12, 2016
A strong letter from a lawyer might help.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is only general information. It is NOT legal advice, and it may not work for your specific situation. It is impossible to evaluate a legal problem... Read more »
Property, per our divorce decree, was not meant to be kept by either party. Ex husband had 2 years to sell it but has not and it is now 6 years later. This property is hurting my debt to income ratio and hurting my ability to obtain a house, new car, etc.
answered on Sep 25, 2015
In the title to your question contains "Quitclaim deed". If you are trying to ask whether using a QCD to transfer your interest in the property to you ex-husband will affect your credit score, no. You owe on the mortgage note, whether or not you are on the title. That would not change.... Read more »
I was placed on the Deed 3 years after my parents got their mortgage. My Mother died. My father stopped making payments. The house is nearing courthouse sale. I was never placed on the mortgage and I don't think the bank was ever notified that I was placed on the Deed. How can the bank take... Read more »
answered on Sep 11, 2015
If your parents transferred a half interest in the property to you, it was done subject to the bank's interest. By the way, the transfer may have been prohibited by a "due on sale" clause in the mortgage. In any event, simply because your parents transferred an interest in the... Read more »
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