I have a rental property where I rent out bedrooms. The kitchen/livingroom is considered a common area. Recently it has been a problem getting people to do basic stuff like lock the front door, clean their dishes, tak...

Hello, my parents would like to sell their investment property and buy a new property thats bigger. They are unable to qualify for a mortgage currently as they are out of work so I am stepping in to help. I would like...

I'm interested in doing a 1031 exchange out of a couple SFRs and plan to use 100% of the proceeds to purchase a 50% TIC interest in a larger commercial deal that will have a mortgage.  The SFRs are free & clear.  ...

I own a house in OH (no mortgage) with my relative. We have it in Joint Tenancy and do everything 50/50. I was hoping someone could explain the difference between joint tenancy and tenancy in common; and which one is ...

I bought a property and included my partner on the deed. He has “left the building” as it were and I need to remove him from the deed which he is fine with. What is the quickest route to doing that? Janet

Greetings! When my mother passed away, she was a co-owner of an office space condo property. Because it was a “tenants in common” property in Virginia, I became co-owner of the property as her sole heir. This was in 2...

I'm purchasing a MF property with a co-worker. We have a 50-50 split, but the title company is asking whether we want co-ownership interest as joint tenancy or tenancy in common. Which one is better and why?

I am exploring entering into a TIC where one person (me) puts all of the down payment in and the balance of the property financed between myself and my girlfriend at some split.My issue is that I know the down-payment...

Hello, I am a real estate agent in San Diego, I help a lot of investors with 1031's and it was recently brought to my attention that DST's and TIC's qualify for 1031 exchanges and I was curious to see if anyone had an...

I am looking at purchasing an investment property with a partner where we each will be putting up 50% of acquisition costs. Property is a condo. Was planning on owning property as Tenants In Common on title while loan...