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If he has used a Lady Bird Deed to transfer the property to his son, the sons basis is stepped up to $300,000, the value of the property at the time of Bobs passing. If the son sells the property shortly after inheriting it for the same value ($300,000), there is no gain, and therefore, no capital gains tax is owed.
A Lady Bird Deed is an estate planning tool that enables a Medicaid beneficiary to protect their home from the Medicaid Estate Recovery Program. It allows the home to go to a loved one as inheritance, rather than go to the states Medicaid agency as reimbursement of long-term care costs paid.
Limited to Real Estate: A Ladybird Deed only covers real estate, so if you have other assets like investments, bank accounts, or personal property, this deed wont help you manage those. No Ongoing Management: Unlike a Living Trust, a Ladybird Deed doesnt allow for ongoing management of assets after your passing.
Disadvantages of a Lady Bird deed If you plan to apply for a mortgage on the property, some title insurance companies may be reluctant to provide title insurance on property subject to a Lady Bird deed. You want to leave the property to more than one grantee. There is a fairly large mortgage balance on the property.
States that allow a Lady Bird deed Lady Bird deeds are currently only authorized in Florida, Michigan, Texas, Vermont, and West Virginia. Approximately half of the U.S. states have what is called a transfer on death (TOD) or beneficiary deed, which is similar to, and may be preferable to, a Lady Bird deed.
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U.S. federal law allows states to claim a persons assets after their death to recover Medicaid costs for long-term care. In states where lady bird deeds are available, the property doesnt count as part of your estate and isnt subject to the Medicaid estate recovery plan, or MERP.
A Ladybird Deed may suffice for individuals with a single valuable asset, such as a home and a single beneficiary. However, a Revocable Trust offers a more comprehensive solution for probate avoidance for those with multiple assets and beneficiaries. In some cases, both instruments may be used together.

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