if one persons name is on the mortgage of a home and that person names and 1 other person name are on the deed do the2 people both equally own thehome

[Zigner]

im just a concerned family member trying to get the facts , youd have to know the family dynamicsa to truly understand and u don't so yeah. thank you very much for your input its been truly helpful

I apologize - my post came off a bit differently than I intended. I was suggesting that you extricate yourself from this matter in the interest of family harmony.

 

[Just Blue]

I apologize - my post came off a bit differently than I intended. I was suggesting that you extricate yourself from this matter in the interest of family harmony.

Sadly there is no "tone" when writing.

 

[Whoops2u]

Sadly there is no "tone" when writing.

Sure there is.
Sure, there is.
Sure, there is, xxxxxxxxxx.

While I understand the joke of taking the word literally, tone in writing is getting the attitude of the writer across to the reader.

 

[Just Blue]

Sure there is.
Sure, there is.
Sure, there is, xxxxxxxxxx.

While I understand the joke of taking the word literally, tone in writing is getting the attitude of the writer across to the reader.

Well Whoops! Tone doesn't always translate in writing. But I do understand what you meant.

 

[Zigner]

Sure there is.
Sure, there is.
Sure, there is, xxxxxxxxxx.

While I understand the joke of taking the word literally, tone in writing is getting the attitude of the writer across to the reader.

While I get what you're saying (and agree), your example doesn't quite fit. #1 and #2 are the same thing, while #3 is showing a list of reasons (etc.) But, like I said, I do agree with the point you're making