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If a home is purchased with 'minor A' money and is placed in 'minor B' name who owns it?
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∙ 15y ago
Obviously, minor B. Whomever name is listed on the Deed of Trust is the legal owner regardless of who or where the money came from to make the purchase. Minor A should have listed their name as co-owner with Minor B in the documents.
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