Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

I just spoke to a FA (free consultation) and he suggested building up the savings first.

Hi everyone 👋,I’m Shahab, recently moved to Dallas and working as a Transformation Consultant.

I would definitely consult a lawyer if they don’t let this drop. 

You should definitely consult a professional before filing to ensure you do things properly.Best of luck,Clayton

@Julian Buick even if you don't want to have the CPA do your taxes full time, pay for consultation as it will be invaluable.

That’s why it’s usually better to clarify those points first before scheduling a consultation.

This would likely require a written agreement and may have tax implications, so consulting with a tax professional is a wise step.Alternatively, you could consider purchasing the condo from her at a mutually agreed-upon price.

I would consult with a real estate attorney on this question.

If you’d have to take time off work or lose income to deal with it, hiring a property manager or having an attorney on retainer can be well worth it.I’m not a big fan of online legal services unless they include actual attorney consultations.