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abby tiscareno Richard Weeks and Barbara Todaro have this one answered.
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Richard Weeks
Dallas, TX
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I assume this is for your class. Like Barbara Todaro says never tell a client how to take ownership.
But for class room purposes here are the answers
Ownership in severalty (single person or entity)
Tenancy In Common
Joint Tenancy
Tenancy by the entirety.
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Tony and Suzanne Marri...
Scottsdale, AZ
5,583,758
this is a question for your local real estate attorney.... never guide a client with this type of information.... we don't wear the legal hat...
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Richard Weeks
Dallas, TX
3,073,563
2,821,910
Each one has a purpose. The buyer has to choose the one that suits their need
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There are many and this is best advised by an attorney or tax professional.
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abby tiscareno - share what you know about the different type of ownerships you learned at Real Estate School - and let them take the help of an attorney to decide.
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Richard Weeks nailed it - sorry that I don't have a nail image to include
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1,157,791
It depends on your jurisdiction and possibly other jurisdictions. Consult legal and tax professionals in the relevant jurisdiction(s).
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You can obtain the list from escrow. It is not up to us, the agent to advise either way as you don't want to be liable. Always advise the buyer to consult with their attorney or accountant.
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