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Manny Apodaca
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1st time home buyer programs/financial aid.

Manny Apodaca
  • Investor
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I was put on a quick claim deed to my parents home. It is paid for and had no financial obligations or tax benefits. 

Would being on the deed in California prevent me from claiming as a 1st time home buyer to financial aid programs?

Would being on the deed effect my eligibility to apply to 1st time home buyer programs?

Thank you, I appreciate the help!

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