Heck, in that case I wouldn't even have to gift them a house, but I could sell them a house, and they could build their credit, with a mortgage that costs them nothing out of pocket.This forum is great and I am eating the podcasts during my commutes to and from Washington, DC.

The banks see a clear difference between a 'gift' of money vs. a 'loan' from friends or family.

Was not sure how to title this post but I will explain everything just looking on ideas on how to move forward with a situation we are in.First my father gifted me and my brothers the equity in the single family home we grew up in.

My guess is you will either have to gift him the cash to do the deal himself or front him the short term hard money loan.

Hi,He can gift the funds to you.I suggest that you outline in writing how and when you will start to repay the loan.

Despite this, it’s a full 6 acres right off of Hwy 183, a stone’s throw from downtown Austin.I essentially got this as a gift, and would love to sell if possible (can be flexible on price).

I see no deposit more common on the C class properties but some owners give tenants items like a free TV's or a gift card to Walmart to entice them in.

Sometimes organization is a gift.

Well, those would be gifts, not loans.

His down payment was a gift and at this point is irrelevant as to source of funds, but there is no skin.