hot to add spouse to house title?
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Talk to the bank that did the loan. Maybe they can add your spouse on the paperwork. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can. There are different ways to hold title, such as joint tenancy, joint tenancy w/right of survival, and as separate property. The rights for each may vary from state to state, so you should talk to a lawyer.\n\nJust my opinion, but I wouldn't decide to get married based on buying the house...\n\nYou can also have an agreement drawn up beforehand that spells out the ownership percentage between the two of you, and how that might change over time if one is, say, making the down payment and the other is making the mortgage payments
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Find another partner that is handsome and loving like me and then in time he can replace your old partner and put his name on the house and pay with you
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(1) It should be depended on the consent.of both of you.\n\n(2) But I would like to mention some important ideas to solve this problem easily.\n\na) Concern both of your requirements.\nb) Concern the distance to the working places of both you.\nc) Calculate the maintain cost spent for each house\nd) After that discuss and determine what house suit for you
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The easiest thing to do would be to contact the mortgage holder and have them put you in the title of the property as a joint tenant with him.
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If there is no mortgage in the M-I-L's name, have a title company prepare a quit claim deed and then you all sign it and file it with the county-- total should be under $100.\n\nIf there is a mortgage in your M-I-L's name, she has to stay on the house until you finance it under your name.
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YES.\nI owned a home with my ex and I had to refinance and he had to sign a "Quit Claim Deed" which basically allowed me to re-finance without him.  If you do not refinance, then your current lender still thinks you both owe them regardless of your marital status.
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Boy you can get the goofiest advice on these forums!\n\nTom the mortgage guy is mostly right. If you want to have the loan in only one name, then you can only put that name on the title. After closing, record a transfer from you to you and Lisa. (that was not a typo) \n\nIf you are using a Realtor to find the house, he will have done this before and you should be using the lender he recommended. Don't use the cheapest lender in the newspaper. That guy was just working at a tire store two weeks ago. If you aren't using a Realtor, you should be. Sheesh.\n\nI am glad to refer you to a ReMax agent in your home town that I have personally interviewed. Call or email me.\n\nLeigh M\nPortland, Oregon\nhttp://www.LeighMaynard.com\n\nI am not an attorney. I am not YOUR attorney. Nor do I play one on TV.
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no change is required, she said it herself. and as far as your ex being on the deed will be a problem in time, what if something would happen? does your ex have any rights to her 1/2? look into just changing your names on the deed, the courts may be a help full tool with this, or maybe it already has, did the judge have a ruling on this during your divorce? and if so did you do anything? just trying to keep you out of the doghouse down the road. good luck with the new family.
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Shouldn't be a problem.  Marriage, divorce, etc., people do it all the time.  One caution -- don't forget to notify everyone:  Social Security Administration (new SS card), DMV (get new license & change name on titles), State Department (new passport if you have one), credit card an loan companies, yadda yadda.
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A mortgage on real estate generally includes the lot, unless it's a condo or a townhouse.  This will be spelled out in the property deed.  What you are suggesting is actually refinancing the existing loan and adding the modular unit to it.  Talk to a mortgage loan officer at your bank or savings and loan.  It's possible that you can do this, since your mortgage balance is so small.  Your credit score will have a bearing on the bank's willingness to do this, but the equity you have in the house you are currently living in may be sufficient collateral to persuade them to do it.  You've gotta talk to the lending institution to determine the feasibility of what you want to do.
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NO! YOU CAN'T .THE HOUSE HAS BEEN COUNTED AS PROPERTY THAT BELONGS TO BOOTH OF YOU (RIGHT!)THEN IF YOU SELL THE HOUSE YOU HAVE TO GIVE HALF OF THAT MONEY TO YOUR  EX HUSBAND AND YOU WILL GET STUCK WITH ANY MONEY YOU SPENT TO SELL THE HOUSE. SORRY!
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wouldn't your neighbor's spouse also be your neighbor?
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To change the title to a piece of real property, you must file a Grant Deed with your county Recorder's office.  This document must be signed by all parties currently on the title to the property.  You must decide on the legal form for holding the property if more than one person is on the title (e.g., held in "Community Property", "Tenants in Common", "Joint Tenants" ...)  The Grant Deed must also must be notarized.  For more information, check your county's Recorder's Office official website.
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Laws governing property and spousal rights vary widely from one state to the next. Go see a lawyer. Initial consultations are usually free.\n\nWith that said, in many states it doesn't much matter whose name is on the mortgage. Assets acquired while a couple is married are generally considered to be jointly held. And so, a wife who moves out nonetheless has a property interest in the house whether she co-signed the mortgage or not. The same is true for any other property and investments.\n\nIt will behoove you (especially if there are children involved) to not be guided by what any of the folks here are saying (including myself). Call a local lawyer who will help you to keep a share of what is rightfully half yours.
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The owner needs to go to the register of deeds and request the new name be added in addition to theirs, you should not have to refinance at all. We live in Wisconsin, and just did it without refinancing at all.
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get  a lawyer !   move  out   and  take  it  all   cars  boats , guns, computer   everything   even  the  ice  trays !  if  you   own  the home  it  can  always   be   sold  or  re deeded  . you  could  also    hire  a   private detective   and    investigate   prior infidelities  which  could  lean  the  court  in  your  favor  being a  "victimized"  "faithful"  housewife.....Take it all flip em  the bird  and  smile  all the way  to court