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universal
Asked October 2016
How do I find out if the deceased home is a freehold or a leasehold?
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Sunnygirl1
Oct 2016
I'd probably get an attorney to do a title search on the land and check the probate court files.
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pamstegma
Oct 2016
There should be records at the town hall if you want to do a search yourself.
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Rainmom
Oct 2016
That all depends on what your legal rights are in relationship to the home owner.
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