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Changing ownership of a property involves filing a new deed (generally a quit claim deed) that transfers ownership from the current owners to new owners. One or more of the current owners can be a new owner as well. There may be some tax consequences of the transfer of ownership. I would consult a real estate attorney to handle this.
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