How would someone "buy" or transfer ownership of a property from a relative?

@Chris FugetPennsylvania has high transfer taxes upon purchase and sale. 

@Joshua D. really, you do need to confirm that he legally could transfer title to you. 

Some real estate offices hire part time people to answer the phones on the weekends and transfer calls.

I had always intended to have a separate account for business purposes.I just wasn't sure if I should: * "pay rent" to the business and then pay thr mortgage from the business account;* collect the tenant's rent into the business account and pay half the mortgage from the business account (the other half from my personal account);* collect the tenant't rent into the business account and transfer enough to my personal account so that I can pay the mortgage from my personal account.I was just looking for "best practices" advice.

Hello folksI have a question about a payment claim I received through a law firm representing Hoa, Orlando, Florida , villa's costa del sol A payment that was allegedly not paid in time (actually paid to the management company that collects the funds for the hoa)At the same time, the hoa company was not updated that the payment was made and transferred a demand for collection by a law firm.

I also found that my larger homes were getting more attention on VRBO and I was able to get paid in advance (cash is king), whereas Airbnb sits on the guests cash until they have checked in, then it takes even a few more days for them to transfer the funds to me (or you can pay them to send it earlier - BS in my opinion). 

I'd like to see more emphasis on partnerships between ISU and the DSM area, perhaps technology transfer, etc - with an effort to diversify the economy. 

So transferring that property into an individual's name is entirely possible.

The buyer had gone through an expensive divorce, got transferred out of state & his live-in maintenance guy was a free loading nightmare.