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We live in South Carolina. My credit is very good, however I work for a small business owner that is only able to pay me $27,000 a year. This would be my first opportunity to own real estate. With the interest rates still being low, I thought my payment would be less than paying rent now.

Submitted: 147 days and 10 hours ago.
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Posted by rjholloman 147 days and 10 hours ago.

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Thank you for the post, what is your question?

147 days and 10 hours ago.

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Evidently they don't give you the entire question. I sent the detailed question first and then they asked for more information which is what you read at the top of the page. So her eis the original question: My 83-yr. old grandmother is wanting to down-size and gift her property to me. She bought her house in 2001 for $125,000 and owes about $65,000 to $70,000 on the property. She will let me buy the house as is for just what she owes on it. My parents and I will do any repairs that are needed on the house. Will this be treated just like any other property sale? Also, will we have to pay closing costs and get an inspection and all the other costs associated with buying a house from a stranger? I am a single 30-year woman who has been working at a small business company for soon-to-be two years (Oct.) and my credit is very good.

 

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It will be treated like any other sale with respect to taxes and the need to inspect the title and file the new deed with the registrar of deeds in your county. But you will not need to go through the process of paying a realtor and you can waive inspection.

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