I came to biggerpockets 2 yrs and since I purchased a duplex, and yesterday a mixed use multi unit commercial property that's going to cash-flow for a long time.

I have been drinking the Brandon cool-aid and somehow followed the model of jump and then put my parachute on. 

If they would just sell it and give you the proceeds you'd probably have to pay a gift tax, maybe they can transfer a portion of their ownership to you but you might have to pay a fair market price for the share, maybe it can be transferred but probably not -- since you're supposed to pay taxes on gifts received and a transfer of the deed is just one form of a gift if you're not paying a fair market price for it.You will get some mixed answers and guidelines.

Both are fine unless you mix up the two.

According to the City, the project will eventually feature a mix of housing types, a transit center, retail and office space and an innovation district.

According to the City, the project will eventually feature a mix of housing types, a transit center, retail and office space and an innovation district.

When I starting attending the newbie investor group at TREIA about 2 years ago the speaker was preaching about Mebane.. having been in downtown Raleigh for 2 years now, I'm starting to drink the cool aide about these small towns.  

Has helped hundreds of clients secure financing for single and multi-unit properties as well as funds to rehab them.Real Estate Goals:Looks to connect with others who have an interest in renovating properties.Currently Seeking:He offers 30 year term Renovation first lien mortgage products for both Investors and owners (who will occupy for at least 12 months). his focus is on mixed use properties, 2 to 4 units, condos, single family homes.

Ask them to hop on a call or maybe even grab a drink.

May have to shake up your portfolio mix and buy off-market.