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    LVNV23 is offline Renter
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    Default Co-ownership

    Okay I made a thread about this in the general forum but I will post it hear as well. hopefully some of you could help me.


    Okay one of my friends was asking me if he could be a co-owner on a property with his cousin. The property was owned by his parents (he lived with his parents) but they filed for bankrupcty and his cousin bought it. Can he do it if he has the same address as his parents? Thanks.

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    Real_Estate_Agent is offline Fixer Upper
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    Thumbs up Real Estate Co-Ownership Information

    The best thing to do is contact a real estate agent in the city you are at and/or contact a title company for more information.

    Let me know how it goes.

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    tarheit is offline Condominium
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    If the friend has a loan on the property, you'll need to also check the terms of the loan. He may not be able to give up any interest in the property.

    -Tim

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    Jade456 is offline Condominium
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    Was the property homesteaded?

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