Re: quit claim
Posted by Mrs OleLady on 1/08/10

On 1/08/10, sharwinston wrote:
> If your name is on the deed, yes, you can quitclaim to
> whomever you want. There is no law that says you have to
> own real property if you do not want to.
>
> On 1/08/10, Mrs OleLady wrote:
>> I am estranged from my husband but he has a better credit
>> score and no income; and I have the income and a low good
>> credit score. He found a house for me and with his credit
>> rating he got it for me and I pay the house note.
> However,
>> it's in a high crime area and recently my home was broken
>> into. The insurance company will not pay unless he is
>> living in the home with me but we are not together, but
> are
>> still legally married; I will not live with him because he
>> is abusive, but his name is the only one on the loan.Can
>> quit claim because my name is on the deed and move and
> rent
>> an apartment somewhere else. I am afraid in that area,
>> there has been 9 break ins in that area and 6 murders.

Thank You Shar you are so brilliant. Have a good day. :)

Posts on this thread, including this one

• CA: quit claim, 1/08/10, by Mrs OleLady.
• Re: quit claim, 1/08/10, by sharwinston.
• Re: quit claim, 1/08/10, by Mrs OleLady.