My plan is to purchase my first 4-unit multiplex with an owner occupant FHA loan (that will be gifted from my mom) and live there for a year while renting out the other 3 units (prefereably to students from Morehouse/Clark/Spelman/GState).

When I tried to back out of the first deal (with the gift of all my due diligence reports and a nonrefundable due diligence fee to the seller), she said her preference would be for me to stay in, at a $10k discount.

If that trust distributes, ‘Gifts’, money at $14,000 or less a year to each sibling a year will it be taxed in the USA?

Im one of the few that does not do closing gifts generally.

I’m not sure how simple or how intricate it should be, I’m not even sure what it looks like.

With FHA qualification you do not need to be a first-time home buyer, as long as the property you are looking to get the loan for, or to assume, is going to be your primary residence and the buyer can qualify.As for the down payment portion, there are several options including secondary financing or a HELOC, as well as a gift from a family member up to a certain amount.  

Before people on this board started making gift baskets for new leasee's and calling them customers instead of tenants.Pivot?

Engage in any documentation, grant, conveyance, sale, lease, trust, or gift by which the distressed homeowner clogs the distressed homeowner’s equity of redemption in the distressed homeowner’s residence[.]”

This home has been a gift that keps on giving and I have never had a dime of our own money into this deal:)

I sent you a gift . . . .