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Tag Archives: Mom
Transfer/Purchase of home ownership, with no tax implications to “seller”?
Candice asked: My grandparents bought a home in 1993 for my parents in cash, no open mortgage. Home is in grandparents name. My parents are divorced and my mom lived in it for 10+ years until January when she passed … Continue reading
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Tagged 100k, Back Taxes, Grandfathers, Grandmother, Grandparents, Home Ownership, Inheritance, Marriage, Mom, Mortgage Home Equity, Open Mortgage, Parents, Tax Accounting, Tax Credit, Tax Implications
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Can you take your name off a home that you cosigned for?
Team Tyler’s Van asked: My husband cosigned a 50,000 home equity loan for my mom n law’s house.Mom is schizophrenic and can’t pay the mortgage the bank wants to forclose on her.My mother n law doesn’t want to sell the … Continue reading