Posted on: 11th Jun, 2013 10:25 am
my father apparently quit deed a timeshare property to my name several years ago in georgia. he has been making payments on the yearly maintenance until recently. i never signed the quit deed form that he apparently drafted and recorded in the county in which the timeshare is located. what are my legal responsibilities for yearly maintenance of the unit? am i obligated in any way for these fees since i did not sign this quit deed?
thanks.
tom
thanks.
tom
Welcome Tom,
You will have to confirm with the county recorder's office whether or not the property is in your name. If the property is in your name, then you will be liable for the maintenance of the property.
You will have to confirm with the county recorder's office whether or not the property is in your name. If the property is in your name, then you will be liable for the maintenance of the property.
Hi Tom!
Welcome to the forums!
I agree with what Adonis has said. You can do a title check at the county recorder's office to clear your doubts.
Sussane
Welcome to the forums!
I agree with what Adonis has said. You can do a title check at the county recorder's office to clear your doubts.
Sussane
A deed is not like a contract that has to be signed by both parties. As long as the deed is delivered to the grantee, no acceptance is required. If you are the new owner of the property, you will be responsible for the maintenance. One option if you don't want the liability is to quitclaim the property to the HOA or timeshare company.
