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Know the fine print before helping your child enter the housing market.
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Hi there,


More and more Ontario parents are buying homes to help their kids break into the housing market, but what feels generous can get complicated fast.


Who owns the title, how rent is handled, and what you tell your lender can all change how the CRA sees the property. A simple "helping hand" could end up being treated as an investment, with different tax and mortgage rules.


In this week's article, we break down:

  • When it's smarter for the parent to own vs. the child

  • How rent-free living affects taxes and deductions

  • What the CRA looks for (and what to avoid)

  • Legal, mortgage, and capital gains considerations you can't ignore

If you're thinking about helping your child buy, gift, or rent a home, this is the clarity you'll want before making your next move.


Want to learn more? Let's chat.

(No pressure, just smart advice.)



Talk soon,

David

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David Pipe is a Mortgage Broker of TMG - The Mortgage Group, FSRA #10315

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