It is a title change in California, not sure what Ohio laws are.

In either case, you must purchase/sell real estate from/to an unrelated person and the real estate can't be titled in your name personally (e.g. in the case of the 401k, it would be titled in the name of the 401k and you would sign as trustee of the 401k).8.

@Adam Scheetz - I've read through your thread and some of the discussion and I want to answer the question you posed in the title.  

You might also check with your title company to see if it is something they have access to, or if their tax record provider has access to it.

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How long do you need me to be on title to refinance?

We are looking to refinance and my parents (partner on the deal) do not want to go with the option presented:Local mortgage lender: will do a cash out refinance (80% LTV) but wants to do closing costs, title, etc (+- $5k), which my partners don’t want to do.

It might help, tagging Brandon himself on this thread?

my issue is you have someone you cant control still in title. if they get in a mess with IRS or some other issue next thing you know you have a buggered up title.