Remember, it doesn't need to be Grant Cardone!

But check your lease, because some leases do grant 24 hours.

I also was able to get a $1500 borrowsmart grant to cover some closing costs which I believe is still available depending on the lender you work with, not a huge amount but this was over 10% of my closing costs on my first cheap duplex, so not insignificant either!

We are rehabbing a 100-year-old house, are restoration grants (tax incentives) worth the effort? 

Granted, I know that's what the move in condition report is for but as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words...if you don't send the pictures prior to move in, do you have another way to prevent this from happening?

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I would also research any grant programs you may qualify for in regard to real estate.

If you did it afterwards, you would invalidate the Title Insurance policy (as mentioned above), effectively transferred Title via a deed (no other way to do it) in which the mortgage could be called in via the Due on Sale clause (granted pretty rare, but the point is you just violated a term of your Note), and for some strange reason you went in a roundabout fashion to move the TItle from the Aunt, to yourself, and then to the Aunt and yourself as Tenants in Common which is an automatic and only 50%/50% split. 

Granted, that’s 2012-2022 which are years many markets did very well.

You'll likely need a zoning variance from the city and that's hit-or-miss on whether it'll be granted or not.