Posted on: 03rd Nov, 2008 05:26 pm
SEVERAL MONTH'S AGO MY MOTHER WARRANTY DEEDED HER HOME TO ME. A FEW YEARS AGO SHE CO SIGNED A NOTE ON A CAR FOR MY NIECE. THEY SAY THEY ARE GOING TO PUT A LIEN AGAINST THE HOUSE. CAN THEY DO THIS?
Hi bravehogtwo!
Welcome to forums!
I do not think that the lenders can place a lien on the property which was already warranty deeded to you. The property is now in your name and not your mother's. If your mother has any property in her name, then the lender can place lien on that property.
Feel free to ask if you have further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
I do not think that the lenders can place a lien on the property which was already warranty deeded to you. The property is now in your name and not your mother's. If your mother has any property in her name, then the lender can place lien on that property.
Feel free to ask if you have further queries.
Sussane
their is any notice
Welcome mina,
You can contact the county recorder's office and get the information from them. Or else, you can appoint a title search company to do a title search for the property.
You can contact the county recorder's office and get the information from them. Or else, you can appoint a title search company to do a title search for the property.
i pyrchased a property in nv at closing time i was told there was a [sis] or [lid] on the property that i would have to pay the house was bought through a auction company that did not tell me about the sid is this legal and do i have to pay for this they told me that house was clear and free off all taxes and leans and i would get clear title
Welcome greg,
The lender should have informed you that the property is not free and clear. As a new owner of the property you have the right to know the details. In my opinion you should contact an attorney and discuss the case with him.
The lender should have informed you that the property is not free and clear. As a new owner of the property you have the right to know the details. In my opinion you should contact an attorney and discuss the case with him.