You can call me and I will pull the title report and see the vesting...I am local and handle alot of Arcadia business.
Caroline 626-705-7705

COMMUNITY PROPERTY Hmmmm! Can someone help me here?

Is a husband and wife not community. If they were married at the time of aquistion than, hmmmm! Tennants in common? As a lender I would make one quit off title but never the other.

If this is a rhetorical question (which is a damn good one) then most (very very) likley community. Otherwise why would someone bring an asset into a marriage and convey interst in title as a tennant in common (its impossible actually). If a divorce were to occour one spoyse will have a 50% interest in the others interest as a commnity (Divorce court regardless of prior contractual (non binding) agreements). Let me know (Alex) what you find out. And yes, get a copy of a premlim or search a RE web info site the offers a chain of title. admin@borrowetrhotline.com

The best way to find out is to look at a copy of the deed. This will show the way title was taken. If this is not available to you contact a REALTOR and they should be happy to help. If you do not know which REALTOR to call my partner, Jerry Baker or I would be happy to help. We are located in Monrovia, right by the Arcadia City border.

Connie Snider (626) 253-6392 or Jerry Baker (626) 233-0620

They (your parents) should have a copy of their Grant Deed that was recorded with the county. It will state on the Grant Deed how title is held. Recorded documents are public record therefore can easily be provided through the use of a Realtor, escrow office, title company or of course visiting the hall of records in downtown Los Angeles to ask for a copy yourself.

If you'd like I can pull that for you in the morning and let you know first thing. No obigation. Easy for me and I do it all the time. I'm here to help! diane@moveupproperties.com

Diane Wheatley, Broker
(909) 981-5589

easy question....go to the register of deeds at the county where the home is located....pull a copy of the last deed recorded....however it is titled....you can quit claim deed from whoever and how ever the title is vested, into the entities(s) you choose.i suggest using an escrow co. so it is done in a recordable form, and done according to state law...it is a great way to keep the sole survivors out of probate court....hope that helps...bob mcclure- mortgage now- farmington, michigan. (248) 974-4444.direct cell.....

Is there an online source for this information?

Look at the deed is the first place to start, then tax records....