Hello everyone, have a question; Does wife have to go on title of properties if purchase is soley to wholesale/flip? Don't have a problem if this is the case, just need to know. Thanks for any input and advice. I love this site!!
Hello everyone, have a question; Does wife have to go on title of properties if purchase is soley to wholesale/flip? Don't have a problem if this is the case, just need to know. Thanks for any input and advice. I love this site!!
Your title officer should know the specifics for your state. (of course a lawyer is the best to ask, but the TO should be satisfactory)
In CA the wife signs off on acquisition if she is not on title.
i dunno if its all of FL, but in my county the spouse just needs to sign acknowledging as well...
I used to be a mortgage broker some years ago, and in Florida on residential properties with convetional loans and what not, the spouse is technically to be included on the title. I'm not sure if that's the case when dealing in investment properties. I'll probably give my title company a call just to get a clear understanding.
Hello T.P.,
You always want to check state specific statutes. A title rep should know and an attorney is even better. If you are wholesaling/flipping most experts suggest purchasing in the name of an entity for liability purposes and depending on your situation tax purposes (it is also required for transactional funding companies if you are flipping bank owned properties as we do not lend to individuals), in which case it is unlikely that the wife needs to sign.
To Your Success,
Thanks Ted For the Info. I also accepted your colleague requests. Hope the mortgage biz picks up for you