@Wesley McDavidI suggest considering various scenarios in which this could go downhill and make sure you have good, mutually agreed upon resolutions/off ramps.Some that quickly come to mind are:>>  What happens after 2 years and she's paid back her half of the down payment? 

I will update any resolutions that I find.

Since she is not a borrower on the security instrument and note, she will have a hard time trying to even talk to the Mortgagee about any possible resolution.

The solution for me is to change my screen resolution to 200% of original, then while I can see all the menus in that resolution, I navigate to it then bookmark them to create my own browser menu. 

Hi,We have an alleged encroachment that we suspect is over 20 years old on a property we are trying to sell/close on here very quickly in the Denver metro area. Does anyone have suggestions on an attorney to work with...

My title company is happy with that resolution. 

-> http://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/noi.asp P.S.Seems like you guys came to a nice resolution, hope I'm not causing any more confusion on this topic.

I made it my resolution to participate in my first investment this year and I'm excited to see where it takes me.I've found the trouble with most things in life is taking that first step and I feel this is no different.

We are continuing to make payments on a house that is not being worked on with no end resolution in sight.

CS never offered dispute resolution services.