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My brother and I inherited my father's home my brother bought my %50 share of the home and I would like my name taken off the title...what are the proper steps? who do I contact Beverly Hills,CA | Jun 10th 2010
by james303
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by Colorad...

Is there a loan on the property? If so you'll need to refinance to get it out of your name. If it's free and clear you can just go into any local title company and ask for to prepare a quick claim deed to take your name off of title.

Jun 10th 2010
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by GVDenny

If no mortgage, it's an easy fix an very low cost. Go to a title company and quit claim.Since it's inherited, I would assume neither of you is on the mortgage note, so no need to refinance.

Jun 10th 2010
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by adennie

Very EASY process. Execute a Quit Claim for with a title agency. That will take your name off the title and transfer your ownership interest to your brother. If, for any reason, your brother decides to refinance the home for a lower rate or some cash, we are Nationwide Direct Lenders and would be happy to give you a FREE quote. www.Mortgage-FHA-Rates.com

Jun 10th 2010
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by narmstrong

Feel free to contact me at 877.262.8950 X 7024 to discuss your question.Sincerely,Nancy Armstrong Sr. Mortgage ConsultantBNC National Bank

Jun 10th 2010
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by amhloans1

You need to complete a Quit Claim form. It can be obtained at the county Recorder's office. It needs to be notarized.Thanks

Jun 10th 2010
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by connie....

Hi James,If it here in California then it would probably best to go through and escrow company and title company. Most escrow companies can help you with the paperwork to make sure it is done correctly you should have escrow get a title policy.Hope that helps.Connie Snider (626) 253-6392

Jun 10th 2010
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by CaPortf...

Any Escrow Offcer can hanle this for you quickly. .... Happy funding, Rudi

Jun 11th 2010
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