Open Question: Can I deed my property to my mortgage company?

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Open Question: touchy question...?

My grandmother will be moving in with me soon. She is slowly going down hill. This will be a huge responsibility on my part but one I take, no questions asked, because this lady is and always has been an amazing grandmother to me. She has diabetes, has had triple bypass surgery, had breast cancer, has high blood pressure and so on. I will be solely responsible for her social security check and I will also be power of attorny along with my uncle and my mother. I plan on documenting EVERYTHING that her social security check goes to. My Uncle and mother have said that after I pay for all grandmas expenses, the rest of the money is mine for taking on this added responsibility. I want to take a portion of that money every month to put into my mortgage account. What ever is left over after that and taking care of grandma will go into an account for her. My question is how much is an ok amount to use for "room and board" for taking my grandma in? I feel kind of awkward using this money for my mortgage but I cant have added responsibility without some compensation.

Open Question: Can I deed my property to my mortgage company?

I am behind in my mortgage payments and will not be able to catch up. they have sent me a letter saying if they don't get the past due amount in full they will start the foreclosure process. I'm having a lot of maintenance problems and honestly don't want to try to keep my home.

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