can 1 spouce whom owned real estate before, tranfer it completely to new spouce w/out due on sale clause issue?
The question is: when someone gets married, can one spounce take the property they owned from before the marriage, and sign the ("b&s deed" or whatever kind of deed used) over to the spouce *entirely* so that they are not co-owners but....where the final effect is... the spouce who didnt own the property before, becomes 100% owner? I know that a due on sale clause can not be triggered when tranfering property a spouce, but I'm not clear if that means when only partial or all of it is transfered. Does the orignal buyer have to remain on the deed also, or can the mortgage pretty much be handed off to the spouce, without them even qualifying? I know deed, and mortgage are diferent obviously. And I'm not looking for personal advice so to speak, just accurate knowledge on how it works, from somone who actually knows. i know that many states are 50.50 property states anyway, but thats not the question here...(mainly because people can decide how to divide property on their own). The question is really, will a transfer like that work? interesting stuff, hunh? thanks for your knowledge and time. i'm not sure if it matters, but this is oregon we are dealing within, with this question. ANYONE who may see this... in resonse to the first answer....what if 99% is tranfered?

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I want an Engineering major that will teach me how to build and Design the listed below?
I want an Engineering major that will teach me how to build and Design the listed below? I want an Engineering major that will teach me how to build and Design: Airplanes, Helicopters, Space-planes, Spaceships, Rockets, Automobiles/Motorcars, Buses, Trucks Watercraft, Robots, Motorcycles, Motor-homes/Recreational Vehicles, Medical Devices, Softwares-(Self-aware and self-control programs and artificial intelligence programs), Power Generator, Current Generators, Systems, and Mechanical Systems, Trains, and Electronics systems and Electronics devices Such as; Computers, Printers, Cellular Phones, Televisions, Cameras, Electrical Batteries/Batteries, Storage Batteries, Drones,Telecommunications Systems, Electron Tubes, Transistors, Integrated Circuits Systems, Printed Circuit Boards, Instruments, Power Transmissions, Transformers, Nanotechnologies, Buildings-(Houses, Stadiums, Hotels), Cities, Highways, Bridges, Airports, Railroads, Buildings, Dams, Reservoirs, Ship ports, Theoretical Physics, Mathematics (Calculus, Statistic and Etc), tissue engineering, genetic engineering, bio-medical engineering, bioengineering.. And a second major that will teach business manners such as, Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, International Business, Marketing, Operations Management, Organizational Behavior, Project Management, Real Estate, Strategy, Stock tradings, Stock Market Analysis. Does anyone know what major would best fit for everything and which school that would have them. Thanks in Advance.

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criminal law question?
I have a guest staying in my house who was down on her luck. My wife and I own the house we live in Florida. The guest was suppose to stay a couple fo days until they landed back on their feet or what not. Any how it has now been four days. I told the guest I want them out by the afternoon upon coming home for lunch this afternoon the guest was still there but assured me they were leaving by tonight. My question is what if she doesn't leave? Does she have any rights? She has never paid rent and was sleeping only on the couch. My father owns real estate and hes had to evict people time and time again for refusal to pay rent or leave. That took weeks if not months and hundreds of dollars. So how long does someone have in the state of Florida to stay at someone else's house while not paying rent. Before they can establish residence? Like if I call the cops and have her removed wil they do so or will they tell me to file for an eviction even though shes only been their for four days? Thank you evreyone. Yeah it is a guest, My wife's friend's mother lol. But I do know that at least in Florida their is I believe it was ten days but not sure that if a "guest" has stayed that length of time they do become someone that requires eviction if they refusee to leave I also know that if I just change the locks and put her stuff outside that I can get fined and in trouble for it. The cops need to escort the person but after a certain period of time the cops can't do anything until an eviction notice has been filed. I was jsut looking for that amount of days like I said I believe it was ten days before they have that right. Reguardless if the guest is still there tonight I will more then likely have to call the cops (because I've asked her nicely to leave) and hear it from them of what her rights if any are. Thanks all for your answers, makes me feel like I'm under the right assumption.

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