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Answers (2)

- wetdawgs
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Please run this by a tax professional. Normally the interest rate must be at fair market value or it is considered a gift. The gift may or may not be taxable depending on a lot of other factors.
I'm not sure how "my wife's name is not on it" pertains to the situation, was there more to your question?
I'm not sure how "my wife's name is not on it" pertains to the situation, was there more to your question?

- Terri Linnell, "DebtsNMesses"
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No problem with that as long as the price is reasonable. The IRS might not like it if you're buying it for substantially less --as gifts over $12,500 are taxable. --But has far as I know, she can set the interest rate from 0% to 10% by law.
0% interest, great one. Do get it in writing because all real estate contracts must be in writing.
0% interest, great one. Do get it in writing because all real estate contracts must be in writing.
if i ambuying the house OCC FROM MY MOTHER IN LAW W/NO INTEREST.
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