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David Ackley
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Paducah, KY
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Cosigning means double income tax???

David Ackley
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Paducah, KY
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Hey all, 

I've just put in an offer for a client who's pre-approved with her father as a cosigner.

They are TN residents & the daughter is moving here to KY for work & is purchasing the property as her home.

I've been told that as co-signer, the father could get hit with KY income tax as putting his name on the deed will make him a KY resident.

I believe that only applies to a property that creates a flow of rental income, correct? 

Any truth to it?

TIA

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