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Parents House, Can I "buy" it?

John Cervera
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Hello y'all,

My parents own their home, and are in their mid 70's. I have a daughter with severe special needs, so me and my parents are trying to figure out a way to generate some income and stability for her long term future. My father and I have talked about doing some flipping, as he has decades of construction experience. At his age, and without a steady income, getting a mortgage or HELOC, seems like not a great idea. Here's my question:

Is there any way to get their home in my name, at a low cost, and allow me to turn around and get a Home equity loan or mortgage. Value is 400k ballpark

Thank you all for any help

John

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