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Follow-up to say stop again?

One of two responses, the demand today is on the notice. Only the late mother-in-law is in touch. Here is the original Posting: This is a follow-up on the issue last week. I asked about quit claim to the house with both his wife and brother-in-law's name on deed, although estate the property actually taken out since September mortgage has 2003rd House worth $ 75K, $ 80K mortgage is, therefore, not equity value is stored. As posted before, Women took on the role of enforcer to protect homes, but usually in the brother-in-law to keep off road because he has no credit and spotty income. It would quit claim deed to him, and he would file for bankruptcy (2nd time, first time a few years ago) and we provide off the hook for the mortgage payments would. As in the second Reply mentioned, we have as a rental, but the property would require a lot of work to meet a potential tenant standards, and we can not claim ownership of 45 miles away. Just curious if: 1) this will work and 2) do not have to stop sign in-law claim as well?

If the only person on the note, the deceased mother, why did the loan has not been mentioned? if the deceased is the sole guarantor of the Note then the mortgage the house to sell power and observed the file against the estate, which collect on the balance. I think you can hold off information to the mortgage company, the guarantee of the note away disperse the other assets of the estate were quick claim deed to his brother, and hope that the mortgage company not by the estate or the executor come for the balance, if the deceased mother had no assets, but the home mortgage grip then you can not come to blood from a stone and no one would be responsible for their debt

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