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I am in the process of buying out my brother through a quit-claim deed. Just curious as to how I can get out of re-assessing my property taxes.

The house was purchased in 1999, so the value is substantially less than it is now.

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What is the big difference between a Real Estate Company leasing a commercial property versus a property management company? It seems like its the same leasing idea (and contract?) but maybe with different tasks AFTER the lease is signed? Are the leasing fees/commissions usually the same? I guess I am trying to figure out why someone would go through a management company versus a real estate company or what really makes the difference?

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Four years ago my Dad died and left his assets to 6 children through a trust in the state of ARkansas. The majority of assets were distributed the first 2 years. One piece of land remains that is seemingly land-locked–the adjacent neighbor will not allow access, and none of us can found the legal access road to the land. Our attorney will not help…it seems he just wants to continue to draw out this trust. My sister, the trustee, lives 350 miles away, and chooses to do nothing…HOW CAN WE GET THIS TRUST FINISHED? I am concerned that 10 years from now I will be paying attorney fees to pay the property taxes on this land.

Please give me a direction to get started.

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I currently own a home valued at around $150k. There is a home I want to buy. However, I do not want to sell my current home but use it for a rental property. I owe 100k on my current home.

My friend and I have talked about getting into a partnership and purchasing properties to rent. How would I equitably bring him into this rental? My current mortgage is $850 a month. Projected rent is $900 per month.

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My stock-coop apartment is in a living trust. The homeowners assoc. need to borrow money on the building to make repairs to keep the building up to local code.
Mu co-trustee is refusing to sign for the loan.
I will sign or the building could be fined and condemed eventually. My unit is worth 5 million dollars!

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My friend isn’t happy with his marriage so decided to get a divorce however this has taken him bout seven months already since they where lagging the process due to some properties they have he now has to pay money to her; in addition, if he decides to appeal he can’t divorce her according to his lawyer is this true?

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Looking to open a bar and was wondering how this works….If I am looking at leasing a property can I remodel the inside or outside of the property to reflect its theme, etc?

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There is no will. There is only the Revocable Living Trust and the Grant Deed left by parents.
Can this transaction be done without an attorney and without going to probate?
Can we go to the local court house or hall of records to do this transaction?

The Revocable Living Trust Agreement was drawn and notarized in 2005, but not recorded on property title. Deceased parents are joint owners of property. They died 11/06 & 3/07.

Revoc. Living Trust states “After the death of both grantors (parents), the successor trustee (son) shall distribute the trust estate to the following who shall survive both grantors: “named property” bequest and given to daughter.”

Successor Trustee is son.
Daughter also has power of attorney for parents.

No outstanding debt remains in their names.
No other heirs will contest this Revocable Living Trust.

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