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is it better to put my child on my house deed as a joint tenant with right of survivorship so that the minute i pass away my child automatically owns the house or is it better to pass the house to my child when i die via inheritance the answer is the second one inheritance door number two the reason for that is when you inherit property at the death of somebody you receive it with a stepped-up basis that means that the day that person dies and you are now the owner of the property whatever that property is worth on the day you inherit it is the value that the property has that means if you go to sell the property for the same amount or maybe a little bit more the taxes are only going to be on how much more it was at the time you inherited it if you were to receive the property because you were on the deed and received it because your other joint tenant passed away then you take the property at the value that the property was purchased at which means that uh if you go to sell the proper