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Any thoughts on using existing equity in the condo I want to purchase as the down payment?
Q. I share a condo and want to purchase it. My name is not on the deed, nor is it on the mortgage. However, I have consistently paid toward home ownership. Since the idea of purchasing the condo came up, we were thinking that I could set a purchase price and get a loan for 80% of that amount. The seller would use existing equity as the down payment and it would not involve PMI being added to my mortgage. What is wrong with this senario? PS we are aware that transfer taxes and closing costs will need to be paid at closing. Are you aware of pros & cons for using existing equity in paying these costs?
Asked by karen e - Sat Feb 10 15:57:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you're describing is called a "gift of equity". That is done by parents/grandparents to kids all the time. A non-relative must usually prove a long-standing personal relationship, one that could justify such generosity. Transfers of property between two people who know each other makes banks nervous. Apparently it gives more opportunities to defraud the bank. I'm not saying that's you, just to expect a few extra hurdles because of this. You'll want to check out whether the seller could be obligated for a gift tax. Just to cover that base, talk to a CPA or other tax professional. All that being said, as long as the appraisal supports your purchase price, and you do the gift of equity, what you are proposing is possible. I've… [cont.]
Answered by NONAME - Sat Feb 10 16:05:04 2007
Q. I share a condo and want to purchase it. My name is not on the deed, nor is it on the mortgage. However, I have consistently paid toward home ownership. Since the idea of purchasing the condo came up, we were thinking that I could set a purchase price and get a loan for 80% of that amount. The seller would use existing equity as the down payment and it would not involve PMI being added to my mortgage. What is wrong with this senario? PS we are aware that transfer taxes and closing costs will need to be paid at closing. Are you aware of pros & cons for using existing equity in paying these costs?
Asked by karen e - Sat Feb 10 15:57:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you're describing is called a "gift of equity". That is done by parents/grandparents to kids all the time. A non-relative must usually prove a long-standing personal relationship, one that could justify such generosity. Transfers of property between two people who know each other makes banks nervous. Apparently it gives more opportunities to defraud the bank. I'm not saying that's you, just to expect a few extra hurdles because of this. You'll want to check out whether the seller could be obligated for a gift tax. Just to cover that base, talk to a CPA or other tax professional. All that being said, as long as the appraisal supports your purchase price, and you do the gift of equity, what you are proposing is possible. I've… [cont.]
Answered by NONAME - Sat Feb 10 16:05:04 2007
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