Have you fell into investing because of the circumstances of having to transfer base or was this a strategy that you had laid out for the circumstances of possible having to transfer?

After a small amount of research, I'm thinking we can use a quit-claim deed to transfer our half of the condo to the buyer.She is going to give us our equity ($32k) in cash.Anyone see a problem with this?

(he moved out due to a job transfer, the house was empty.

They have no issue with keeping things confidential from either party so long as the issue doesn't effect the other side.

Of course I know they want to keep collecting interest on the loan for as long as possible...is there some process to transfer the mortgage into her heir's name?

If they truly cannot afford the apartment, we may consider transferring them to a more affordable apartment within our community, or if none are available at your site, offer to help them search others.Another tip is to review their past adjustments.

Sounds reasonable, although some of the nomenclature (quit-claim deed, for instance) eludes me.So now I am concerned about the real estate transfer tax, specifically in Florida.

As far as my personal purchase price, I'm thinking I could purchase for less b/c there would be zero commission under that scenario and we might even be able to transfer it to me w/o paying conveyance tax.

Have the Quebec Land transferred into the company name, subdivide the lot and pay for a road to be put in, then sell the lots individually. - We could create a Family Trust to help transfer the Lot across into our ownership.

I've always used my states' standard purchase agreements, which I think include a line about transferring security deposits and prorating rents at close of escrow.