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Do I need my brothers signature to take out a home equity loan on my half of the house we own together in a tenants in common agreement?

By midkat5280 Asked Jul 31 2009 11:20PM
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by Anonymous on Aug 1, 2009 at 12:45 am Permalink

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Ask your lawyer. Its not worth taking a chance.

Usually with tenants in common, you each own a share of the property and there will be a legal document specifying this.
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