Posted on: 16th Nov, 2007 08:20 am
my mother and myself. There is a mortgage on the house. Before I talk to the mortgage company is the will sufficent to put the house in our names.
no lender will refinance the home when your name isnt on it yet.
sounds like you're the 'executor' of the estate.
once the attorney transfer title to you and your mother...then you & mother can refinance the property.
sounds like you're the 'executor' of the estate.
once the attorney transfer title to you and your mother...then you & mother can refinance the property.
Yes the will, will be the instrument the courts use to prove your ownership. And then they will transfer title to your name. You will have to go through the proper legal channels first however.
Hi Darleneneely,
Welcome in this forum.
Eric is right. The Will is going to be helpful for you to get the ownership. You should consult an attorney. He will help you to put the on your name and your mother's name. After the owning the ownership you can refinance in your name.
Thanks,
Larry
Welcome in this forum.
Eric is right. The Will is going to be helpful for you to get the ownership. You should consult an attorney. He will help you to put the on your name and your mother's name. After the owning the ownership you can refinance in your name.
Thanks,
Larry
Hi,
As per your question,Home owner is your father & he passed away.then now legaly you are the owner.But for that transfer ownersip from your father to you then you can refinance the home.
I hope you understand .
Regards
Dilip
As per your question,Home owner is your father & he passed away.then now legaly you are the owner.But for that transfer ownersip from your father to you then you can refinance the home.
I hope you understand .
Regards
Dilip
eric...the sound of reasonableness; would that the rest were the sound of silence.
the above people thast died are my parents. the other person is my Sister, . I know nothing of a will my Mother or Father left. Where do I stand at this point? Thank You!
Hi,
If your parents died without leaving a will, you need to file an affidavit of heriship with the probate court. The judge will decide how the property will be divided according to the laws of intestacy.
If your parents died without leaving a will, you need to file an affidavit of heriship with the probate court. The judge will decide how the property will be divided according to the laws of intestacy.
yup...probate...