Default of Quit Claim

[test]

What is the name of your state? Washington

A city received land that was quit claimed for and in consideration of
mutual benefits.

The City not only did not deliver the mutual benefits but actually
allowed for and was the cause of violation of codes which
resulted in damage to the property.


Can a notice of default be filed just like when a mortgage payment has not been
made?
or is there a easy way to make the Quick claim void or force them to
return the property so it does meet local codes and is no longer a safety
hazard to the general Public.
or can this be brought in from of a Hearing examiner for an inexpensive
solution?

Is there any case laws statues or other presidence that allows
for quiti claims to return to the original owner if the quit claim was
not made whole?

[BelizeBreeze]

You are asking this forum to adjudicate your case without all of the relevant facts, including an exact copy of the contract signed between the landholder and the city.

You need to take all of this to a local Real Estate attorney for a review.

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by test

What is the name of your state? Washington

A city received land that was quit claimed for and in consideration of
mutual benefits.

The City not only did not deliver the mutual benefits but actually
allowed for and was the cause of violation of codes which
resulted in damage to the property.


Can a notice of default be filed just like when a mortgage payment has not been
made?
or is there a easy way to make the Quick claim void or force them to
return the property so it does meet local codes and is no longer a safety
hazard to the general Public.
or can this be brought in from of a Hearing examiner for an inexpensive
solution?

Is there any case laws statues or other presidence that allows
for quiti claims to return to the original owner if the quit claim was
not made whole?

**A: what is presidence and a quiti claims? I just found out that our presidence is George W and if he quiti now it would be Cheney.

[test]

Originally Posted by BelizeBreeze

You are asking this forum to adjudicate your case without all of the relevant facts, including an exact copy of the contract signed between the landholder and the city.

I was probably to general but the contract is limited in the quit claim
and states from Grantor "for and in consideration of mutual benefits derived conveys and quit claims to city"

the city (Grantee) has already admitted that it is now a safety hazard (this was after they allowed construction to start and after it went thru their (the cities planning department) and now does not meet its cities own code.

So I was checking if a notice of default can be filed just like when a mortgage payment has not been made?
or is there a easy way to make the Quick claim void or force them to
return the property so it can be returned to meet local codes and make it so is no longer a safety hazard to the general Public.

I have already spent all my savings on a prevous contract who was found
guilty and then the contractor filed Bankruptcy to avoid paying the damages to us.
So my Family is trying to find ways to resolve another situation.

You need to take all of this to a local Real Estate attorney for a review.

I have done this and owe thousands of dollars and I am still paying on
with nothing to show for the money spent.


Thank you for replying on this

[HomeGuru]

HELLOOOOOO, did you not read this response?

Originally Posted by BelizeBreeze

You are asking this forum to adjudicate your case without all of the relevant facts, including an exact copy of the contract signed between the landholder and the city.

You need to take all of this to a local Real Estate attorney for a review.

[test]

To Helloooo The only language that is in the Quit Claim besides what is in most
Quit Claims is:

"for and in consideration of mutual benefits derived conveys and quit claims to city"

So if the Quit Claim did not meet "for and in consideration of mutual benefits derived conveys and quit claims to city"

and No Mutual Benfits were derived can this Quit Claim be reversed or voided?

Is there a Non-Judicial process that I can file a Notice of Default like or
any deed which is not made whole or lacks execution of the language
of promise?

[HomeGuru]

**A: and just what part of the statement below don't you understand?

Originally Posted by BelizeBreeze

You need to take all of this to a local Real Estate attorney for a review.

[BelizeBreeze]

Is there a horse and a water trough somewhere in this story?

[HomeGuru]

No, a dog and a fire hydrant.

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Originally Posted by test

What is the name of your state? Washington

A city received land that was quit claimed for and in consideration of
mutual benefits.

The City not only did not deliver the mutual benefits but actually
allowed for and was the cause of violation of codes which
resulted in damage to the property.


Can a notice of default be filed just like when a mortgage payment has not been
made?
or is there a easy way to make the Quick claim void or force them to
return the property so it does meet local codes and is no longer a safety
hazard to the general Public.
or can this be brought in from of a Hearing examiner for an inexpensive
solution?

Is there any case laws statues or other presidence that allows
for quiti claims to return to the original owner if the quit claim was
not made whole?

Sorry, I don't have any answers for you. But, I was wondering if someone could help my siblings and me with our delema. My mother signed her house and property over to us 7 siblings with a quit claim deed. About 10 mos. later, 1 sister takes mother to the same lawyer and had a lifetime dowery clause inserted. The rest of us found this out a few yrs later when the nursing home began investigating what properties our mother might own. Now we are told if we sell the property, the nursing home will receive 1/3 of the sale. Otherwise, we are stuck with paying all propert taxes, insurance,etc. Was this legal without our knowledge when our mother had already signed it over to us with the sum of a few dollars? Our signatures are all on the first but not the second. My sister who also signed this document says she doesn't remember doing this...and of course my mother with dementa, has no memory and didn't really understand what she was doing a few yrs ago when this 2nd deed was drawn up. Can anyone help me?
Anorman / TN.

[BelizeBreeze]

Originally Posted by Anorman

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Sorry, I don't have any answers for you. But, I was wondering if someone could help my siblings and me with our delema. My mother signed her house and property over to us 7 siblings with a quit claim deed. About 10 mos. later, 1 sister takes mother to the same lawyer and had a lifetime dowery clause inserted. The rest of us found this out a few yrs later when the nursing home began investigating what properties our mother might own. Now we are told if we sell the property, the nursing home will receive 1/3 of the sale. Otherwise, we are stuck with paying all propert taxes, insurance,etc. Was this legal without our knowledge when our mother had already signed it over to us with the sum of a few dollars? Our signatures are all on the first but not the second. My sister who also signed this document says she doesn't remember doing this...and of course my mother with dementa, has no memory and didn't really understand what she was doing a few yrs ago when this 2nd deed was drawn up. Can anyone help me?
Anorman / TN.

STOP HIJACKING THREADS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[HomeGuru]

And when you post your own thread, please spell correctly.