I have been living in the home since I purchase it as my sole residence.  

We are currently in a position to leave our current residence and live rent free in a home paying only utilities and upkeep.

You can put all sorts of random people on title who aren't on the mortgage or the contract. 

She says the other party has the intention of remaining in the residence, and she would guess he would intend on moving a room-mate in.I have a call schedule tomorrow morning with the other party that is on the lease.After speaking to the other party and understanding his intentions assuming he intends to stay do I make any amendment to the lease releasing her of liability?

My wife and I need some help, hopefully from someone not a Georgia resident but owns rental property in the state of Georgia.We are looking at a cabin investment in the north GA mountains, as FL residents I am curious if anyone has some insight they could provide.  

I reached out to lender I previously used for my primary residence about accessing equity in this home so I can pursue another rehab project.

.- When the unit has passed a Housing Quality Standards (HQS) inspection as required by HUD, the resident will sign the lease with the landlord and take possession.

We own a few houses that we converted from our primary residences to rentals and because of good (Lucky) decisions, we are fortunate enough to have some great equity built up. 

The coop is my primary residence. 

The taxes get sent to the residence, but looking to see where their other billing goes makes sense too.