I am not a lawyer though and I can understand how weird legal things work.

Also, I need a good real estate lawyer.

I definitely would have involved a lawyer (as is always recommended) so I don't think I would have gone through with it, but it is nice to know that there are people out there to warn me before doing something stupid and have the whole deal trashed.It appears that investment loans will probably have a higher interest rate than what I anticipated and I will check with the mortgage broker I have been in contact with but I'm guessing that the loan I was thinking of may be for primary residences only and it might not be possible to remove the OOC.That being said, it would not be a huge thing to move across the wall into the other property and rent out our current residence.

I had a lawyer send her a letter, with no response just that she received it per the certified receipt from the post office.

I think it may be even tougher for a lawyer or real estate broker because the seller might argue that I might have better bargaining position or better knowledge, etc.

(no i'm not acting as his lawyer, but as a friend)Have you ever sold a PORTION of an interest in a property, then waited till the 2nd party builds up more cash and then sold them the rest?

If you have someone (like your lawyer) as your registered agent then it becomes harder for someone to find you.

However, in this case a filing often needs to be made with the county recorders office to remove the deceased’s name from the title so that a sale can occur.With ONE exception, if the personal representative (executor) wishes to sell real property that is part of the probate estate, the property can ONLY be sold with Court approval and notice to those who have an interest in the property – and the sales price MUST be for at least 90% of the appraised value.That ONE exception is where the personal representative has been given authority to act under the Independent Administration of Estates Act (IAEA), AND, the property is not being purchased by the personal representative or his/her attorney.

I am an English qualified lawyer and New York Foreign Legal Consultant.

I'm 24 and while I make a decent amount of money at a job, it doesn't compare to a lawyer or doctor.