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Pennsylvania laws about real property? |
Can I buy a house in my name only if I am married in Pennsylvania? Yes - but as they mentioned it is still considered community property. yes, you can. You can but it will be marital property unless your spouse signs a waiver of no interest in the property Not in Pennsylvania - if you are married, you must purchase the home as joint tenants by the entirety. Good luck - |
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