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Real Estate Home Mortgages - Quit claiming part of ownership without having to refinance


Expert: Joe Almirantearena - 10/30/2009

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Dear Joe,

I own a single family home in Los Angeles, CA. It is heavily mortgaged. I want to quit-claim 50$ of the ownership and put another person on title with me.

Will the lender demand that we refinance and call the current loan due if I do this? Or can this person take title without us involving the banks at all?

Very grateful for your advice.

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Hi Corinna,
The lender will not demand anything.  You can add this person to title, if you wish.  Keep in mind that there are legal consequences to adding someone to title, and you should consult with a legal professional prior to doing it.  Do not rely on a mortgage or real estate professional's advice on this.  Do your due diligence before doing it.  Good Luck!

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