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Family member transferring co-owned property to co-owner

Vincent C.
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My mother is going to help me buy a property in state of PA. It will be a cash purchase, with the intent of transferring her ownership to me after closing. What is the easiest way to get this done?

My thoughts were to have both of our names for the purchase of the property - but what is the step/process for her granting her ownership/removing her name from the title/deed after the sale, without needing to pay any extra fees other than for recording the new deed.

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