My Mother (78 Years Old) Wants To Quit Claim Her Home, Over To Myself And My Two Brothers. However, She Will Reside In The Home Until She Either Has To Go Into A Nursing Home Or Passes Away. Is There A Specific Type Of Form We Would Need For This?

Asked by Cmb8084 in Family 1 year ago - 2 answers

I think all she needs to do is put you on the deed and in her will.  I would talk to a estate and wills attorney. ...more

Answered by Bibby 1 year ago

I Have Lived With My Mother, In Her Home For Three Years As A Home Care Aid. She Is Now In Nursing Home. Sister Has Gotten Power Of Attorney. How Long Can I Live Here?

Asked by Nochump in Family 2 months ago - 1 answer

You would have to sit down with your sister, and talk about your living arrangement. ...more

Answered by Specialann 1 month ago

Hello, If You Have 2 Homes And Change Your Address To The Second Home But Still Reside The Majority Of The Time In The First Home Are You Still Able To Sell The Second Home After 2 Years And Avoid Paying Capital Gains Tax?

Asked by Guest499985 in Tax 7 months ago - 1 answer

You are in trouble, I know this is not the answer to your question but if the government finds that out you can get arrested. ...more

Answered by Allisknown 7 months ago

Renting Home On Property Leased To Home Owner. Home Owner Is Going Bankrupt. Property Owner Is Trying To Evict My Family, I Am Paid Up On Rent Of Property And Home. What Rights Do I Have In Oregon?

Asked by Guest838917 in Renting Property 6 months ago - 3 answers

You are paid up to what date because if you have paid and you are made to leave before your last paid rent is used up the landlord will owe you some money....the best to you ...more

Answered by bgirl525 6 months ago

My German Shepherd/ Akita Will Not Stay Home When Ever I Leave My Home, I Yell At Her Make Her Sit But She Won't Stay Home She Follows Me & Wanders On To Other Peoples Property, What Should I Do?

Asked by Sillypuddy in Dogs 10 months ago - 1 answer

If I were you, I would invest in a good dogpen. Your dog may not like it, but for her saftey and not having problems with your neighbors, it would be a good idea. Just make sure she has plenty of shade when you build it. By confining her you won't have to worry if she will get hit by a car and having a big vet bill to fix her up if she does get hit. Good luck ...more

Answered by Mamahen 10 months ago

IIs My Contract On A New Home Still Legal If The Home Is Coming In With An Under Appraisal Of The Original Purchase Price Of The Home, I Would Like To Break The Contract, Can I?

Asked by Guest in Renting Property 3 years ago - 1 answer

I am friends with a couple of appraisers. From what they tell me, an appraisal is solely an opinion of a person or firm. It is up to the financial institution which one that they use. As far as breaking the contract, you're probably going to lose some earnest money. If not get sued into purchasing the home, but that would be the worst case scenario. I'm not saying these are legal facts ...more

Answered by johndoc 3 years ago

My Husband And I Are On Disability Owe $22,000. On Home Equity Loan On Mobile Home Can We Get A Loan For A New Manufactured Home?

Asked by lazylucy in Loans 2 years ago - 1 answer

I'm reading this as the only amount you owe on the mobile home is $22,000. Is that correct? I believe it would depend on the value of your mobile home and lot. If there is reasonable equity above the $22,000 then you should be able to finance a manuf. Home. Contact your bank, or another bank, and have them run the figures for you - it shouldn't cost anything. ...more

Answered by faydra 2 years ago

We Are Selling Our Home Of 7 Years And Are Planning To Rent For A Couple Of Years To Pay Off Some Debt, And Then Build A Home. Is There A Time Frame In Which We Need To Buy The New Home And Transfer The Profit To Avoid Paying Capital Gains Tax?

Asked by Skcalkins in Tax 10 months ago - 1 answer

How much profit did you make? If it's over $250,000 for you, or $500,000 for you and your husband, then you do not pay Capital Gains tax. ...more

Answered by Guest468855 8 months ago

My Mom Called Concerned Because My Dad, 72, Wants To Take 200,000 Out Of His IRA To Pay Off Their Home. Will Tax On That Amount Be More Than If They Just Put The 50,000 Down On Their Home? He Owes 89,000 On Home.

Asked by Guest1443696 in Tax 4 months ago - 1 answer

Why would he want to take a 10% penalty. That is a $20,000 hit. Besides that whatever interest you have left on the house through the bank or mortgage company, you can write that off on taxes. You know every little bit helps. Go to the www.suzeorman.com website and see what she says. She is a financial guru ...more

Answered by Auggiekins 4 months ago

Is "West At Home" A Legitimate Work From Home Company And Do You Know Of Other Companies Similar To West At Home?

Asked by satra360 in Employment 2 years ago - 3 answers

West at Home is a competitor of LiveOps. You would do good to check out both options. Good Luck!!! ...more

Answered by JackBauer 2 years ago