Springleaf Finance Corporation Mortgage Complaint

Springleaf Finance Corporation Mortgage department,

Home equity loan or line of credit Loan modification,collection,foreclosure California

Co-owners ' rights and obligations can be altered by a written agreement. The rules described below apply unless a written agreement exists that provides differently. TENANCY IN COMMONExcept for married couples or registered domestic partners - who are presumed to acquire all property as community property - persons who acquire real property jointly normally own the property as tenants in common, unless the instrument under which the property is transferred to them provides otherwise. All co-tenancies between unmarried persons that are not expressly made joint tenancies or partnerships are tenancies in common. A few of the key features of a tenancy in common are : Ownership and Transfer. Unlike joint tenants, tenants in common can own equal or unequal interests in the real property they acquire, and may acquire their interests from different sources at different times. Each tenant in common may sell or encumber his or her interest without the knowledge, approval or consent of the other co-tenants. A tenant in common has no right to convey any other co-tenant 's interest, and any such attemptedTHE PROPERTY IN QUESTION WAS IN A TRUST WHERE ALL BENEFICIARIES WERE TENANTS IN COMMON INCLUDING THE FORMER TRUSTEE ( BENEFICIARY ) BUT AMERICAN


YEAR 4 MONTHS AFTER SHE DIED AND 5 MONTHS AFTER HE TOOK OUT THE LOAN ON THE PROPERTY. THE REAL PROPERTY IN THE TRUST WAS THROWN INTO FORCLOSURE BECAUSE NOW SPRINGLEAF FINANCIAL WOULD NOT WORK WITH THE NEW TRUSTEE OF THE TRUST.But that does not mean that the other beneficiaries are responsible for that loan that is his along even though he was theTrustee he is also a beneficiary and must not be partial in dealing with the trust property '' IN THE TRUST IT STATES THAT IF ONE OF THE BENEFICIAIRES DIE THEIR ISSUE '' IS TO INHERITE THEIR SHARE, Equal Right to Occupy the Entire Property. Although tenants in common can own unequal interests, unless agreed otherwise in writing all tenants in common have an equal right to possess and use the entire jointly owned property. No co-tenant may exclude any other co-tenant from any part of the jointly owned property. Because all owners have an equal right to occupy and use the entire property, no tenant in common may collect rent from another co-tenant. THE COURT ORDERED - TO PAY RENT BECAUSE HE HAS ALREADY MOVED HIS FAMILY AND HIMSELF IN AND HAS NOT COMPENSATED ANY OF THE BENEFICIARIESNo Survivorship Right. A key feature distinguishing a tenancy in common from a joint tenancy or community property interest is that a tenants in common interest carries with it no survivorship