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I own a house with my sister, but the mortgage is in her name. Could this come back to bite me?

“My son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter live there and take care of utilities, yardwork and maintenance.”

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I own a house with my sister, but the mortgage is in her name. Could this come back to bite me?
“My son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter live there and take care of utilities, yardwork and maintenance.”
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I own a house with my sister, but the mortgage is in her name. Could this come back to bite me?

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I own a house with my sister, but the mortgage is in her name. Could this come back to bite me?

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