A seller can "gift" a down payment, but financing would mean that it would have to be paid back so this would classify as debt.

Michael, that was a great gift you offered by posting your exerpt.

When i went to a ted thomas coarse, he had water bottles, nice gift wraped envelopes (looked like a little present sort of), pencil cases, tubes with papers in them and something that rattled when shaked...

Hide your cash flow and buy her nice gifts!

I just think of his work as worth understanding rather than taking as a gift from god.Please be advised that he was the only one to "call the bubble" when he explained "a history of home values" in 2005.

I can say for myself is that I would like the people who I come in contact with to know who they will be talking to, it puts the potential client at ease, to know they can see a pic of yourself...besides I think My SMILE is a gift, it brings warmth,& lots of times I get compliments from people who have had a bad day & say that they thought of my SMILE & it brought strength to them etc, so among other reasons that is why I post my pic.

It is also easier to gift percentages of LLC interest to children without going over the annual gift tax exclusion, but that is for estate purposes.

When someone first signs a lease, we give them a gift card to a store or restaurant of their choice.

Thanks Steve Jobs (and my grandad for the gift of stocks)!

To avoid PMI or a second loan and use conventional financing, I'm wandering if gift of equity permitted in this situation.