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David Anthony
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Buying Grandparents Paid-off Home

David Anthony
  • Investor
  • South San Francisco, CA
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BP Community, I have been recently offered to buy my grandparents single family home in the Bay Area from my father (their power of attorney). Unfortunately they're unable to live on their own. My question without having already consulted a residential Real estate attorney; what is the best way we can make this transaction? I already have the plan of inquiring if I can have my name put on the title through a quick deed and after 6 months refinance, pay out the asking price to my father. By doing so I can avoid a down payment and closing costs. Thank you in advance.

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