My understanding is you can postpone the the fed tax, but CA will still want theirs if you cross the border.

I also really like painted floors a couple rugs and a painted border.... all sorts of fun stuff .. it might even be cute.  

Our WORST draft person is a border line architect but takes FOREVER and charges around 350 an hour!!

One would think it'd get cleaned up bordering stadiums and also College Park.

Definitely do take a look across the border in NW Indiana, where taxes are much lower and the landlord environment is much friendlier.

I am looking to do something similar once the border opens.

The original sellers were all deceased, so it couldn't just be corrected.

The parents are deceased, and the house has gone through probate.I am also under contract with a cash buyer.

I'm in North San Jose bordering Milpitas while the @Pete Tam and @Jay Dao are from Milpitas.

Hypothetically, if the deed was conveyed to you via Quitclaim deed from an heir to the original deceased owners, but subsequently you discovered that the person who transferred the property to you via Quitclaim deed did not have legal conveyance from a previous deed, would Quiet Title action be able to clear that up?