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Home Purchase Advice

30-01-2021 01:21PM

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Dankarl

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Hi,

Danielle

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#2 30-01-2021 01:48PM

Gumbo

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1. His tax affairs are not your business. You pay your rent as agreed. No need for you to get involved in his tax affairs.

2. No. The purchase price is the purchase price. Once you meet their lending criteria.

But I ask, why are you asking a mortgage question and rent question? Are you considering each option?

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#3 30-01-2021 02:25PM

jlm29

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So, your dad doesn’t own the house, your grandfather does? But you’re going to pay the rent to your dad so that your Dad can get some of inheritance early, and grandfather doesn’t declare the income to the hse to have it included as part of his income Assessment for fair deal.
Meanwhile, the tax payer is over here funding your grandads Nursing home bed. Sounds ideal. Just where I like to see my tax dollar going.

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#4 30-01-2021 04:35PM

BryanF

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OP has remove the post, thread closed

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