Most real estate sales have two negotiations: The first before the contract is signed, and the second during the “inspection period.”

It requires a corrective deed to be done by a family member who is the one who was part of the original deed disaster and why a corrective deed is required to be signed by him.

And are they legally allow to do so without any signed document from the seller or at least hire them to do title work?

He accepted then hemmed and hawed at closing, but did sign.  6 months later I sold the warehouse for $1,025,000 to an Amazon contractor, and refied the office warehouse loan to a fixed 20 year 4% interest loan with no personal guarantee.  

The key is to make sure you understand what you are signing up for.

@Michael EbelingI'd check the lease that the tenant signed to see if there is any language regarding these issues that provides grounds for eviction.

If I sign up for Karate lessons I'd like the dude teaching me to be a black belt.

Appraisal transfers are pretty easy with the program I've got in mind.Your terms are better but I signed today.

I mean, if I co-sign, then does it give me any power to sell one of his land there to recoup money and rest goes to him?

I am curious that if you go up to the house to talk with them what documents should you take with you and how do you go about getting them to sign a lease with you?