During Covid I'm living with my parents in Philadelphia suburbs so no expenses currently.- 3+ years employment at the same job, but on furlough for the past 3 months and collecting NY unemployment (1k / week post-tax).- 10k savings, anticipating about 14k by the time I move.- ~20k student loans (on forebearance until 9/31 given the current Covid law).

Somehow her parents do not want to co signed.

Me, my brother, and my parents are looking to invest in real estate as a group.

For example, a person has there parent sign the property over to them which they will then get sec8 to pay on, that is not kosher.

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.