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Can my sister sell land we both inherited without my signature? The will was not probated, they said "we agreed" but there's no document. It's OK that the will was not probated, but I want to know if she can negotiate a sale without my permission, 20 years after my mother passed. Perhaps the question would be, what can the executrix of a will do with the inherited assets 20 plus years after the death of the person who created the will. Does an executrix have sole power to negotiate a sale of land without all inheritor's approval? I realize that no matter what the law is, I would ... (Asked by LuvDylan)
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needs both signature. you're both adults. work it out....(Answered by You ask, I answer)

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Someone rented an apartment in my name and forged my signature? I recieved my credit report and someone rented an apartment in my name. I contacted the collection agency and they mailed me the rental agreement that has a signature on it that appears to be mine execpt I DIDN'T SIGN IT and my employement information, family contacts and a forwarded address to my current address. What can I do to get this off of my credit report. I been living at my current address for over 5 years but I'm not on the lease just listed as an occupant. Also, I don't have a utility bill in ... (Asked by Diamond)
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How far away is this apartment? I'd go over there and find out who's responsible, then report them to the police....(Answered by Chuck M)

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How do you email a zip form with your client’s signature on it? Hey I’m a real estate agent and now I’m beginning to see a current trend of other agents asking me to email them my clients offer through the Zip Form site. My question is; how do I send them the email offer of my client if on the zip form my client hasn’t signed it? I always fax things, and I’m having some trouble catching up on this, I’m not good with computers, so any help is welcomed. Thanks. ... (Asked by Homes)
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They can use electronic signatures, which don't actually resemble the real signature but are a legal way to sign an electronic document. You have to pay a fee to allow them to do that. They could also be scanning the contract in- changing the document to a pdf document and attaching it to an email. This will show the clients actual signature. There is a service where you can fax it to someone else and it will be scanned in for you and emailed to you if you can't have a scanner with you but you do have a fax ...(Answered by glenn)

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in real estate property, to offer to buy it from the owner or listing agent, do i need to sign my signature in i`m asking about california property, to make an offer to buy , do i need a signature on my proposal to submit to owner or agent ? Thanks. ... (Asked by jim c)
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You need to sign it and you should use the standard contract. Since you are probably not going to save money for not using an agent (since the listing agent in this case, get the full commission), why don't you find an agent who would do everything for you?...(Answered by spot)

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Can a realtor list property with only one of the owner's signature? the property is owned jointly but both are divorced. the property is in florida and not occupied. xhusband has exclusive rights to sell and hired a realtor. jointly they are to have it appraised. that has not been done and realtor wants to sell. xwife doesn't. both parties are to have the home appraised and wife doesn't know how to get in touch with the xhusband. without that no reasonable value can be assessed on the property he has no power of atty given by the xwife it is joint tenancy with rights of survivorship ... (Asked by sandras77)
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The previous answer is correct is that the house will not be sold without the signature of both unless the ex wife had given a power of attorney granting the ex husband to sign a deed on behalf of her. The ex wife should contact her divorce attorney immediately and clarify what rights she still has. My advice to the ex wife is, since it sounds like the ex husband is less than trustworthy, do not trust him to hire an appraiser who is impartial. Florida market has been exploding in recent years and there are many investors who are ...(Answered by spot)

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is there any other way to sell a home that is owned by 1 spouse without a signature from the second spouse ? I am in florida and the realtor said I need him to sign and I am the only listed owner because of the home stead laws . Any other ideas? ... (Asked by mike d)
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How was Title taken? Even with the homestead law, you need to see how title was taken. If it is just your name. married woman, as sole and separate than you are the legal owner. If it says name,name, as husband and wife, joint tenants then both of you would have to sign. If your agent is telling you that your husband has to sign a document it is probably a quitclaim deed so that he signs away all his rights to ownership and you can sell the house on your own. Are you going through a divorce? Legally he has ...(Answered by hollywoodmelody)

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Am I bound to a lease if the landlord's signature is not on the lease agreement? I have signed a commercial lease agreement, and the legal landlord's signature was left off of the lease, does this make the contract void? ... (Asked by mamamia)
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I know in CA it is still valid unless the landlord challenges the lease as not their own....(Answered by Landlord)

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not divorced if Can I buy a house without my ex's signature? My husband and I separated years ago and never divorced. Can I buy a home without his signature. and if I do is he entitled to any part of it? This is in Florida. ... (Asked by coffeebean)
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He does have to sign some papers. Florida is a community property state. He has to sign for you to buy, but he can also quit claim out all within minutes. He would have no rights as soon as he signed the claim over to you. But, legally you are married and you have to buy as married....(Answered by Elsa D)

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Is a lease agreement legal and binding if the landlords' signature was forged by property manager? Landlords' signature was forged by manager before all parties signed to lock the agreement. Dates are all over the place and the lease was altered. I thought that when a person sign for someone the have to sign their own name and write the word "for", and not forge someone else's signature. ... (Asked by nadar1_2)
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If the property manager has the authorization by the landlord. Many times, the property manager is acting on the behalf of the owner....(Answered by Real Estate Guy)

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I found a carbon copy of two presidents signature on a farm deed of my grandfathers land. Do they have value? They're in excellent condition but I was wondering if they have any value? Sorry to add that it's Andrew Jackson who scratched out John Quincy Adams printed name and put his and James Madison is the other ... (Asked by sweetytart)
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It is probably a federal "patent" transferring land that was executed by a government official on behalf of the president. However, it is potentially valuable to the right collector. You really need to take this to a professional appraiser. There are so many "if's" involved in the situation that no one here can really give you an accurate answer. Even if it is not really valuable as a historical document, it would be a cool thing to have mounted and hung in a frame. Real estate attorneys (like me), surveyors, and appraisers love that type of thing ...(Answered by mcmufin)

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