My husband is the sole owner of an apartment.
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Marcia,
Bill is correct, You should contact a Real Estate attorney for information on this. I wish there were some real estate attorneys blogging here.
Rick.
Web Reference: http://www.orlandorealestaterick.com
Marcia,
This situation would be best referred to a real estate attorney. They will be able to best advise you on the proper procedure.
Good luck
FIRST ANSWER
Hi Marcia,
Your best bet would be to consult a Real Estate attorney and have them draw up a quit claim deed. The deed then needs to be recorded with the county in which you live/or the property is located.
Nadine Mauro
Regency Realty Services
561-414-0864
NadineSellsHouses@gmail.com
Web Reference: http://wwwFloridaHouseSeller.com
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