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</head><body><p>I have a client who bought a home for child and spouse to live in. Idea at the time was that child and spouse would purchase the home when their finances stabilized. At time of purchase, child and spouse contribute several thousand to purchase price, and agree that if they split up or decide to move, then their contribution would be forfeited and used to prepare the home for sale. Initial investment is their sole investment. Kids split up. Parents agree to repay kid's investment, in exchange for QC deed. Does anyone think this would not qualify for an exemption under WAC 458-61A-216, clearing title?<br></p><p class="io-ox-signature">Scott G. Thomas<br>Law Office of Scott G. Thomas<br>1204 Cleveland Avenue<br>Mount Vernon, WA 98273<br>(360) 503-1042<br>www.scottgthomaslaw.com<br><br></p></body></html>