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Protecting your property entails investing in a credit-worthy tenant who has a history of paying bills. By thoroughly investigating the renter, you may make an educated guess on whether he pays his bills on time, earns sufficient income and respects Read More
Purchasing real estate via tax deed sales could be rewarding for investors and anyone expecting to buy a house at a reduction. Tax deed sales, however, require a number of steps before an individual may maintain full ownership of a Read More
But ownerships, or other tenancies, exist when two or more people share ownership in property, they may elect to do this as tenants in common. The type of tenancy that co-owners decide to use is dependent upon their relationship with Read More
In the United States, there are two types of foreclosures–judicial and non-judicial. In judicial foreclosure, a lender files a civil lawsuit against the debtor, and the entire procedure is handled in court. Judicial foreclosure is lawfully available in all states. Read More
A quitclaim deed can be employed to either release a claim of ownership or transfer ownership of land. It is most commonly used to release a claim of ownership in order to solve a dispute, like in a divorce case. Read More
In property, deeds are legal documents that transfer ownership of a property from 1 party to another. There are many distinct kinds of actions: land deeds, warranty deeds, grant actions, fiduciary deeds, present actions and quitclaim deeds. Each type of Read More