Different names on a deed can create problems
The article explains how using separate names on a deed affects ownership, liens, inheritance and mortgages. It notes tenants in common versus tenets by the entireties, and advises indicating marital status or having a will to fix survivor rights. It cites real estate professionals in Pittsburgh on mortgage and title implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fisher
Joseph Colen
Pittsburgh
Colen
Fisher
Thomas Petro
Kristine Messner
Ms. Fisher
Mr. Messner
IRS
Vincent Grogan
Realtor Association of
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Grogan
Mr. Grogan
Pat Beattie
Omega Financial
Ron Page
West Penn Financial
Page
Robert Seiler
Commonwealth Land Title
Seiler
Michael Della Vecchia
Allegheny County Recorder of Deeds
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