“Real generosity is doing something nice for someone who will never find out.” ~ Frank A. Clark
Helloooo My Beautiful Wonderful San Francisco Bay Area… Just sharing this wonderful thought with you… Isn’t this one of the most loveliest, thoughtful gifts we can ever aspire to do for someone?… It definitely inspires and challenges me to be a better person…
Happy Happy Friday… the weekend is here!… Cheers!!…
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Isi
Isi Wu… the realtor for you…
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Helloooo & Good Morning My Beautiful Wonderful San Francisco Bay Area!!… brrrrrrrrr chill in the air…this was the perfect morning to stay under the covers and listen to the morning news… NOT… jumped up, gargled some mouthwash, layered up in comfy sweats, my ipod in hand …off for a brisk “good for me” walk at my very most favorite place to go walking… the San Leandro Marina… If you’ve never been… you’ll love it!!.. 
The best course for me is the oval concourse… walk all the way around it equals 1 mile… gentle upslopes and downslopes and straightaways with exercise apparatus strategically scattered along the way… with the awesome Bay water views all along the way… Its the best… Lots of folks love it as much as I do… its very addicting and so good for your spirit and health…
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When I’m done… I’m totally refreshed and ready to face the day! If you dont walk… try it… you just might like it!…
Have a Great Day Everyone!!… Cheers!…
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Isi
Isi Wu… the realtor for you…
Serving Clients All Over the Eastbay
Greetings All… Happy Sunday to you!!… the day is sunny, bright and clear and am on my way outside to enjoy the day at one of my favorite spots in the Eastbay most likely heading down to Jack London Square listen to some music, shop Farmers’ Market, browse the artists goods, eat some fab food… and take a walk along the waters edge… am entrenched in front of my laptop… researching and reading as much as I can… so so much to learn.. because its just plain nice to share… nothing important… just a quick Hello and Wishes for you to have a Wonderful Day! Life is what you make it… Take Some Time…
Cheers!! Please come back and visit me again… I’ll have more to say and share…
Isi
Isi Wu… the realtor for you…
Serving Clients All Over the Eastbay
Greetings All… Just for fun… isnt it all about the kids??. 
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I’m sure we all want to think that once married we’ll live happily ever after… Life sometimes doesnt work out the way you intend… things happen… just wanted to pass along the following article for you to think about….
(Article By Real Estate Attorney & Syndicated Columnist Bob Bruss)
DEAR BOB: My mother, now divorced, owned a house with her former husband. But before the divorce papers were finalized, without my mother’s knowledge he changed his title to the house from joint tenancy with right of survivorship to tenants in common. He passed away recently. Now his nephew is claiming the house under his will. My mother is still on the title and loan papers. Can a joint tenancy title be changed without permission of the other joint tenant, and is my mother entitled to all or half of the property? –Leslie LeB.
DEAR LESLIE: For simplicity, I presume the house is not in a state allowing a married couple to hold title as tenants by the entireties (a special form of joint tenancy that cannot be terminated by one spouse alone). If the divorce settlement papers didn’t specify what was to happen to the house title after the divorce, each still owned half of the house after the divorce.
Unfortunately for your mother, a joint tenant with right of survivorship does not need permission from another joint tenant to change the ownership method to “tenants in common.” Also, her ex-husband could have sold his half-interest in the property or given it away without her permission.
Presuming the ex-husband executed and recorded a valid quitclaim deed from himself as a joint tenant to himself as a tenant in common, that broke up the joint tenancy without notifying your mother. The result is the ex-husband’s half of the house became subject to his will, which apparently left his half of the house to the nephew.
Under the law of virtually every state, your mother still owns her half of the house, but as a tenant in common and not as a joint tenant with right of survivorship. The fact her name is on the mortgage papers is irrelevant to the title.
Perhaps she should offer to buy out the nephew’s inherited half. Or maybe she should ask him to buy her out. Better yet, perhaps they should try to get along as tenant-in-common co-owners. For more details, she should consult a local real estate attorney.
Life is not about waiting
For the storms to pass…
Its about learning
How to dance in the rain…
