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Matt_Markley
08-02-2006, 04:17 PM
Hello,
I found a Property. Here's the situation.

1) The mother died with no will. Two children sister (36) and Brother (30). The Brother wants nothing to do with the House and sister. The Bother hasn't talked to the sister in years and did not attend the Mother's Funeral.

2) The House is still in the Mothers Name. The Daughter has lived in the house before and after moms Death.

3) The Mortgage is in the Mother's name and former partner. (His name was removed from the deed before the mom died.)

4) The daughter says she is the executor but has no papers and did not file with the court because their are no assets except the house.

5) The house is now in foreclosure. Attempts to contact the brother have failed. I spoke with The brothers father and he stated they didn't know where he was. He is 1000 miles away from us.

6) I have an agreement of with the daughter. I am giving her a small cash sum ($5000.00) and taking over the mortgage, paying it current and paying the liens.

7) Question: Given the pending foreclosure, Can she transfer the deed to me and not have the brother come back and sue me. The title company will do the paperwork but will not issue title insurance.

My question is: How much will I be liable for?

What is the best way to proceed?

What is the statute of limitations on something like this?

Thanks

Debbie
08-02-2006, 04:48 PM
Matt?

Are you Matt with brother Dean, sister Leanne?

P.S. - NOT in reference to Matt's posting of decease's daughter and son.

Debbie
08-02-2006, 04:53 PM
If you're the same Matt---remember neighbors/friends named Debbie, Ray, Jon and Bobbie?

Dan Auito
08-02-2006, 06:06 PM
Matt, it appears this baby will need to go through probate if you are ever to avoid the claims of the brother, the sister should file for executor-ship and proceed to notify said brother of his rights in the property.

If after 90 days time the brother does not contact her then you should get an insurable interest.

These things take time and good deals get found out and stolen for more $$$$, move quickly with a real estate attorney whom you can trust tying it all up with!

Debbie
08-02-2006, 06:43 PM
Hello,
No. I knew there was another Matt from PA on a landlord site. That is why I also put in MJC. Sorry, you lost me there
Thanks
Matt

Oops! My bad! I thought you were our childhood friend in Illinois