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so-and-so and so-and-so will require two signatures to release title
so-and-so or so-and-so will only require one or the other to release.
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How can you tell if your deed specifies Tenancy by the Entirity?
Read it. It will specify Tenants by the Entirety in the wording, usually right after the names of the property owners.
How can you tell if your title is a joint tenants or tenants in common title?
The only way is to read the deed. It will specify how the title is written.For example, if it says "joint tenants", "jointly" or "tenants by the entirety", or "a married couple", it is joint title. Otherwise, if it simply lists two or more names then there is a presumption that they are are "tenants in common."Similarly, if title is passed by will, the specific words will determine if title is joint or common, as in "to my surviving children jointly with right of survivorship" or "to my surviving children."ClarificationIn some jurisdictions simply referring to the owners as a married couple will not create a joint tenancy with the right of survivorship. In those states, a tenancy in common is the default tenancy if the tenancy is not specifically created in the deed. Massachusetts is one example. In some states simply reciting joint tenants in a deed does not create a joint tenancy. The words, "with right of survivorship" must be stated clearly. You need to check your state laws regarding creation of a joint tenancy.
How do you read 1170938000 in wording?
1.17billion 938thousand
What is the difference between joint tenancy and husband and wife on a deed I need to know how the language should read for if one of us dies the other takes over 100 of the ownership?
Joint tenancy means the house only belongs to one of you (the one that is on the deed) whereas "Tenancy in Common" means you are both on the dead and if one of you dies the other automatically owns the house along with all the responsibilities associated with ownership (paying the mortgage, insurance etc.).
Can a quit claim deed be a vesting deed?
A vesting deed is an instrument used in the UK that conveys the legal title to land to the Life Tenant under a Settled Land Act Settlement. You should seek the advice of a legal professional to determine if a quitclaim deed is acceptable. You can read more about the Settled Land Act Settlement at the link below.
Spousal Rights-- John Smith of spouse of Mary Smith. What goes between of and spouse?
It took a couple of days before the question made sense! In a standard contract or deed, it shoud read, "John Smith of City, County, State, spouse of Mary Smith" in the wording.
What is a palindrome that means 'an act'?
DEED Can be read backwards or forwards
If parents make a down payment on a home and a daughter who will not live there takes a mortgage for the remainder how should the deed be arranged?
It all depends, 1) the daughter can deed on title by herself or 2)the parents can deed on title with the daughter. If your asking how vesting should read on the security deed, you need to consult a cpa or tax advisor for that. Your loan officer should be able to give you a list from the title rep that gives the breakdown for vesting for the specific state your in. this is just an ex. how some vesting would look with your scenario: 1) Sabrina, a single woman as her sole and separate property or 2)Fred and Wilma,husband and wife and Sabrina, a single woman, all as joint tenants. These are only examples, please consult a cpa. Thanks
Another word for a great act that rhymes with seed?
Greed, Read, Reid and Weed
What 4 letter word can you read forword same as back?
deed
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