If your buyer (or their lender) requires title insurance, as they should, then you won't be able to sell over the objection of a 49% stakeholder.I just reread your post.My bad, My intention is that the property be held in an LLC with 51% ownership by one party, so the decison to have the LLC sell the property can be made. 

I can't believe there isn't a massive lawsuit yet against the government.Account Closed  I thought the same, but re-read it and I think the poster was more expressing surprise that for a state as progressive as California, they've never had a woman as governor or sign a bill into law.

Most obvious solution is to have the water company reread the meter.

@Bob Stevens I just reread.

I'm not an attorney, so take everything I say with a large and healthy portion of salt.I keep rereading your portion about recording title, not sure what you mean by that.  

You should re-read what the original poster said.Your information is still incorrect regarding all states treating two spouses as one partner for LLC member purposes. 

That isn't what I said.Please reread the post.I said "There is way too much hype regarding creative financing.

If in doubt, reread point 1.The rest of the question is: "What do you think the housing market will do?"

Please reread your question.

I must re-read this a few more times to digest!