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Dan,
You call the company that has the Lein on the house and find out
what they will settle for. If they are not willing to settle
then you will have to pay them off. They can force you to sell
they house to settle the debt. Take care of those with leins
first.
Donna
— “Dan N.” <furyinmysoul@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Lisa,
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> I’ve thought about something like this. The thing is that I
> already have liens on the house, and I don’t know how I’d get
> them off in order to “sell” the house to my sister. Neither
> lawyer I’ve seen has mentioned this is possible, other than
> actually paying the debt that created the lien.
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> Thanks,
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> Dan
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> lisa griffeth <apiamama@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Dan,
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> If I remember correctly you mentioned your sister could help
> you with a loan…could she purchase your house instead? If
> you could get the liens off the house, she might be able to
> secure your home by purchasing it on paper. Don’t know the
> particulars of how it would work (or if it would work in your
> circumstances) but a friend of mine bought/took over her
> brother’s house to keep him from losing it- it’s in her name
> until he can get a job and “buy” it back from her, but he’s
> still living in it for now.
>
> Just a thought-
> Lisa G.
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