The ceiling likely does transfer a good amount of sound too and it might be a little more difficult to address if it is the typical square cross-section ceiling tiles.

Think of "title" as a concept, and is the progression of Deeds, being transferred to different owners.

I've just transferred it to each succeeding copy of Excel as I've updated.

I had the advert scheduled for Friday's paper and had the electric transferred on Thursday (closing) and checked into my usual hotel room, this was not where I lived at the time.

The subject apartment had to be gutted, as did part of the apartment below due to "fluids transfer".

Now, here is the difference with a double close...IF all parties KNOW this is being bought and sold at the same time by you, and they agree to it, THEN the title company can do a simultaneous policy transfer so that YOUR buyer is the recipient of the new title policy and title insurance (with NO cost to you)Your earnest money will show up on the HUD 1 because that is part of your down payment on this property, if there is a downpayment.

Fax the Supervisor at PSE&G proof of ownership (a copy of your deed, for example), and they will open a new account in your name.Then the new Tenant can transfer into their name.

There always has to be some risk transfer.

Hey,If you live in your property it is easy to do it by yourself.it it is a rental single home, you can transfer the job onto the tenant, depending the class of property or the size.there is also an intermediate possibility : just pay to mow the grass ( $ 50 a month,  All seasons ) and take in charge the rest, plants or small pruning once a month.

Im thinking I should insist on the owner getting a transferable contract signed by all parties before closing otherwise I walk away.