When making an offer on a home, since only Sally is available to sign, it is made in her name instead of both Sally and Marc Taylor. If the offer is accepted, Mark can be added to the "title" during "escrow", which is the process of transferring the property. Generally, property bought during marriage is considered "community property".
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. How is an offer made on a home when only one person is available to sign?
2. What is the process of transferring property called?
3. What is the term used to describe property bought during marriage?
4. Can Mark be added to the title after the offer is accepted?
5. What is the significance of adding Mark to the title during escrow?
6. Who is the single signer mentioned in the text?
7. What is the purpose of escrow in the property transfer process?
8. What is the legal term for property owned by a married couple?
9. Can Sally make an offer on a home without Mark's involvement?
10. What is the role of Sally and Mark in the property ownership and transfer process?