[WSBAPT] Sibling buying out other

Inge Fordham inge at fordhamlegal.com
Thu Sep 15 11:59:56 PDT 2022


I would think you could put the agreement in a TEDRA that both parties sign and, assuming no existing mortgage, sister could purchase the house from the estate in the agreed-upon amount that sister is paying brother.  The transaction would trigger excise tax on 50% of the purchase (as it will obviously be below FMV) and also has gift tax implications.  I don’t see any way around that (but some of our creative colleagues just might).

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Date: Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 11:38 AM
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Subject: [WSBAPT] Sibling buying out other

Hi,
Two siblings , brother and sister with sister buying out brouther. Bank saying that it has to be sister buying real property from the estate. Will that require them to pay the 1.78% excise tax?  Any way to avoid that like giving real property to sister and have her refinance the real property and just give brother the money?
Thanks
mike

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