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    LVNV23 is offline Renter
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    Default Co-ownership in Nevada

    Hi everyone,

    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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    Lenderles is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default quit claim deed

    even if the cousin has a mortgage on the propety. ownership and liability are two different animals. He can put as many people as he wants
    hes the only one responcible for the payment when #&$^ hits the fan.
    The smart thing would have been, they should have done ownership at the
    closing. It would have saved them some filing fee's.

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    Agent 007 is offline Fixer Upper
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    LVNV23

    What company do you work for?
    Len McGuirk
    Prudential Real Estate - Las Vegas
    Direct: (702) 203-6688
    www.LasVegasPrudential.com

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    Lenderles is offline Fixer Upper
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    E&R Realty Group.

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