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What do I do to get a quick sale of my parents home ?
There is no will . Just myself and sister. I been paying the mortgage for 4 years now. I just want the deed in our name. Chase mortgage will transfer the mortgage over to our names if we can transfer the deed over.
Asked By Anthony | i don't know, FL | 453 views | Finance Legal Info | Updated 1 year ago
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Amanda Courtney
REP Realty Group
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Julianne Clark
Charter One Realty
Contact a real estate attorney in the area where the property is. They will be able to guide you through the process. It sounds like it may be a little more cumbersome than you are thinking since there is and existing mortgage. In my experience -- mortgages are not just transferred without proving that you are qualified to assume the loan -- regardless if you have been making the payments for years.
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Tyler Fitz
Anderson Realty
You need to contact a Title Attorney/Real Estate Attorney. They will be able to take care of Deed/Title transfer and you will help you coordinate with transferring the mortgage over from Chase.
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