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The best way to leave a property to someone is through a trust. That way it goes directly to him and bypass the probate process. Also, leave a will.
I would put the house in a trust with you named as the beneficiary. The pros with that is that it bypasses probate and you will inherit the stepped up cost basis of the home. In contrast, if grandma deeded the home to you either as a partial owner or sole owner, you would inherit her original cost basis.
(2) Beneficiary statement means a written statement showing: (A) The amount of the unpaid balance of the obligation secured by the mortgage or deed of trust and the interest rate, together with the total amounts, if any, of all overdue installments of either principal or interest, or both.
Beneficiary deeds, also known as transfer-on-death deeds or tod deed, are a fantastic estate planning tool that allows property owners to transfer real estate with a legal description to a designated primary beneficiary when they pass away, bypassing the often lengthy and expensive probate court proceedings.
You want to be sure to use the beneficiarys legal name rather than categories or relationships, such as my children. For example, if you are naming your two daughters as your beneficiaries, you should use Jane Doe and Julie Smith instead of my daughters. If you name more than one beneficiary, you should indicate

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There are a couple of ways to leave an inheritance. Wills are effective if it is not a complicated situation. Trusts are my favorite tool as they are inclusive and straightforward if a lot of asset are involved to be shared by several folks.

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