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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Removing a cosigner (who is under title as joint tenant)
When I purchased my house I had a cosigner who the bank forced me to put on title of a property. This was in 2017
The cosigner who's on title now still I wanted to remove
How can I do this just with aquitclaim?
Right now it's Me + mike as tenants in common and I just want to remove Mike from it. Can this be done in California without triggering a reassessment of property tax or any other negatives?
Mike has not been a part of the purchase besides using his name. He did not contribute money besides a small loan to this property
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Well just hope Mike is agreeable to that . He is a 1/2 owner of the house if he is on the deed .