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Home-buying spouse escapes creditors, risks investment

By Robert Bruss, Monday, May 3, 2004.

DEAR BOB: My husband and I married about eight months ago. Shortly thereafter, we bought a wonderful house together. Well, that's not quite correct. I had bad credit before marriage, so the mortgage broker advised taking title in my husband's name alone (he has great income and excellent credit). At the closing, the title company made me sign a quit claim deed so I would have no interest in the house that my creditors could attach. Because my husband made a $100,000 cash down payment on our house, is there any way I can protect my interests in case anything happens to my husband?  more...

Toilet inspector overlooks overflow

By Barry Stone, Monday, May 3, 2004.

Dear Barry,

Before we bought our house, our home inspector tested the toilets and reported that they were "functional." Unfortunately, these tests were just "water" flushes, which failed to tell the whole story. After moving in, we had immediate problems with the toilet in the master bathroom. The fixture works OK with liquids but simply does not dispose of solid waste. In fact, the first time we flushed it, the bowl overflowed you know what onto the floor. Why don't home inspectors check for this?  more...

New book aims for success with home sellers

By Robert Bruss, Monday, May 3, 2004.

If you are getting ready to sell your home, you won't find a better "how to sell your home" book than "Home Seller's Checklist" by Robert Irwin. This amazingly simple and easy-to-read book answers home-seller questions in a unique format so the reader can quickly skip to the sections of urgent interest, such as questions to ask real estate agents when listing the home for sale.

The book's format is so different, it is sure to be stolen by other authors who want to create books on different topics that are ultra-complete and authoritative, yet easy to understand.  more...

 
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