However, to my understanding, there is a significant tax burden (whether that be estate or gift tax) on this transfer/gift, since non-resident aliens do not enjoy the same large exclusions as US citizens and permanent residents.Question: What is the best method to transfer this property from the non-resident alien parents to their US citizen child, without incurring a tax burden (or, at the least, minimizing the burden)?

Both my parents died in hospice at this house. 

Our parents worked very hard to be able to buy the property so it feels wrong to sell it.So all that being said how could I turn my liability to an asset?

Hey and thanks in advance.I'm trying to purchase my parents SF home (500 miles away from my primary) for $455,500.

So my parents have decided to move into a retirement community and will be moving soon.

I needed a place to house a parent and this provided the perfect solution.

Now if I wanted to buy in Arizona, but still live in California for a couple more years(still live with my parents), is it better to get a loan in Cali or Arizona?

Some of the parents are asking if the students would be allowed to back out of the lease if their college decides that the fall semester will be held online. 

I am wondering if there are any other single parents who have begun their journey with a child alongside them.   

My goal is to steadily accumulate rental properties in my hometown of Miami that will provide me (but more importantly, my parents) some passive income.