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Is it a crime to try and sell a house without other deed holder knowing?
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∙ 11y ago
Yes, that would be considered fraud if you could manage to pull it off. You cannot sell what you don't own.The proposed purchaser would have their attorney review the title to the property and would discover it is jointly owned. Both owners must sign the deed of conveyance. Your deception would be easily discovered when both parties did not show up at the closing.
You would need to forge their name on the deed of conveyance since you personally can only sell what you own: a one half interest in the property.
Yes, that would be considered fraud if you could manage to pull it off. You cannot sell what you don't own.The proposed purchaser would have their attorney review the title to the property and would discover it is jointly owned. Both owners must sign the deed of conveyance. Your deception would be easily discovered when both parties did not show up at the closing.
You would need to forge their name on the deed of conveyance since you personally can only sell what you own: a one half interest in the property.
Yes, that would be considered fraud if you could manage to pull it off. You cannot sell what you don't own.The proposed purchaser would have their attorney review the title to the property and would discover it is jointly owned. Both owners must sign the deed of conveyance. Your deception would be easily discovered when both parties did not show up at the closing.
You would need to forge their name on the deed of conveyance since you personally can only sell what you own: a one half interest in the property.
Yes, that would be considered fraud if you could manage to pull it off. You cannot sell what you don't own.The proposed purchaser would have their attorney review the title to the property and would discover it is jointly owned. Both owners must sign the deed of conveyance. Your deception would be easily discovered when both parties did not show up at the closing.
You would need to forge their name on the deed of conveyance since you personally can only sell what you own: a one half interest in the property.
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agoYes, that would be considered fraud if you could manage to pull it off. You cannot sell what you don't own.The proposed purchaser would have their attorney review the title to the property and would discover it is jointly owned. Both owners must sign the deed of conveyance. Your deception would be easily discovered when both parties did not show up at the closing.
You would need to forge their name on the deed of conveyance since you personally can only sell what you own: a one half interest in the property.
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