More than likely, he just needs to document the gift in his tax filing, and as long his total gifts are under the threshold, he'll pay no taxes on it (nor will you - until you sell it).Another option to explore besides gifting: you and he could set up a seller financed deal, where you pay him a small amount each month/year, which would keep his taxable income lower than if he accepted a lump sum payment.Double-check the above w/a CPA.

Here is an article that came out on DSTs just yesterday.

It's not 100% black and white, but here's a good article on it: https://www.law.cornell.edu/we...If I were in your shoes, I'd call the agent's managing broker and ask if they have any thoughts before you file a formal complaint with your state's real estate commission. 

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I would explore using your cash reserves to put 3.5% down on a multi, or 5% down on a SFR with ADU.

I read an article that CVS is looking to hire 10,000 people (primarily pharm. techs). 

I have been exploring PB lately and noticed that when searching posts the search result will list a date from this year, but when you click the post to read through its thread, the post and replies are all from years ago... am I misunderstanding how the dating displays?

https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2020/10/15/sp101520-a-new-bretton-woods-moment

If you're an individual investor who owns or will be buying a single family home to rent in Metro Phoenix (and other booming Sunbelt states), good news: the big dogs with their legions of analysts think you're making a smart move...because they're doing it too.From a 10/19/20 article by Mark Heschmeyer of CoStar News:"Young adults have been fueling demand in the urban apartment market for several years.

I'm just exploring all my options.