Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida
Name of Title of Property? Downside?
My boyfriend and I are looking to buy a home but because were are not married would like to put the home under his name alone, but would like something stating that Im also part owner of the property & am entitled to $ if we were to seperate. Is there a form or paperwork that can be done to take care of this so Im not left with nothing in the end?
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Re: Name of Title of Property? Downside?
nothing of any value
Re: Name of Title of Property? Downside?
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RESPONSE: When you purchase the property you will receive a deed. The deed should read:
"John Doe and Jane Doe as Teants in Common" Good luck.
Randall Gilbert
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