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Updated almost 14 years ago on . Most recent reply

What is the best way to benefit from this opportunity?
Hello all!! I'm new to the forum but have spent the last hours glued to some of these threads.
I think I've found the right place to hear some "logical" advice.
So to make a long story/ question short...
What is the best way of buying a foreclosed condo cash with the following conditions:
I'm the one doing all the transactions/maintenance/ remodeling and will be living in the property. I work and live in Florida and will like to deduct taxes.
My aunt is the one with the money. She does not live in the US but has a bank account here with the money.
So what is the best way of buying a foreclosed condo under my name (or our name if taxes can be deducted) incurring the least costs (gift tax, capital gains if bought under LLC. other options) ?
This will be an investment for both of us and I'll be living and remodeling the the place for at least 5 years.
Thanks guys