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    What Happens to Taxes When You Co-Sign a Mortgage for Your Child?

What Happens to Taxes When You Co-Sign a Mortgage for Your Child?

By Ilyce Glink| 2019-06-04T11:07:30-05:00 May 3rd, 2019|

What happens to your taxes when you co-sign a mortgage for your child? It all depends on how you decide to hold title on the home. Q: If I co-sign a mortgage so my son can buy a house, how will that affect my taxes for the profit when it is sold? He will make [...]

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    Power Of Attorney And a Parent’s Home

Power Of Attorney And a Parent’s Home

By Ilyce Glink| 2017-03-20T11:24:21-05:00 May 13th, 2010|


When you deal with a parent's affairs, you should keep in mind that you might need to have two documents at hand to help them out. One document is a power of attorney for health care and the other document is a power of attorney over the parent's finances. If you have a power of attorney over the parents financial matters, make sure you understand what you should do and shouldn't do. You usually won't see problems with siblings and even parents if you use the parent's money directly for the parent's care and well being. But if you decide to sell your parent's home, you should make sure you have the right to do that and you should discuss the matter with your siblings and an estate planner.

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