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Bill Rogers
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There's this house that has about 85,000 in equity but its been sitting on the market since August. What I was thinking was offering him $60,000 and taking over his mortgage at 2.9%. Would he have to pay tax on the $60,000 that I pay him? Are there ways around it? Let me know your thoughts! Thanks!

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