Deeds

I bought a house in Detroit, MI and received a quit claim deed because i agreed to take over the back taxes that were still owed. Now that the taxes are paid in full. I would like to apply for a HUD improvement loan to fix the house but their requirement is to have a warranty deed; so am I able to transfer my quit claim deed to myself as a warranty deed: would I use the listed form warranty deed individual to individual?

In NJ, if I am the only child and have Power of Attorney do I need to add my name on the deed of my mother's house and bank accounts? Thank you

Is there anything that I can do to get my name removed from a mortgage loan that I signed a quit claim deed over to my ex-boyfriend? We live reside in the state of Maryland.

My question involves real estate located in the State of: New York. A family member is granted all property, April 2006, via 'Warranty Deed with Reserved Life Use' by their mother. Clause in deed is as follows:Excepting and reserving to the party of the first part, herein named, XXXXX XXXXX, life estate for and during her natural lifetime. This life use is personal and not assignable or transferable. She then dies. When will is read, she willed the life use of her home to another sibling. Since the entire property became the grantees upon her death and the deeds reads not assignable and nontransferable, and the other sibling is not mentioned at all on the warranty deed, does life use for this person exist?

At the closing sale of 40 acres lot in 1977 the owners 1965 survey was available and a re-certified survey by the same firm in 1977, with a note: 'Amended February 15, 1977 to show warranty Deed legal, not surveyed this date'. Question: is this sufficient to remove the survey exception on the title insurance policy?