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In reply to the discussion: She is 79 and selling her house --- first time sale. QUESTION: [View all]

Deuxcents

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4. I'll agree.she should have a real estate lawyer to direct her and to make sure she's protected and not scammed
Reply to ShepKat (Reply #3)
Sat Jun 21, 2025, 05:44 PM
Jun 21

Her for sale contract, proceeds after the sale..those kinds of concerns need a professional

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She is 79 and selling her house --- first time sale. QUESTION: [View all] 3Hotdogs Jun 21 OP
You might want to check this link Raven123 Jun 21 #1
That is new information to me. 1WorldHope Jun 21 #2
place the proceeds in a needs(?) trust ShepKat Jun 21 #3
I'll agree.she should have a real estate lawyer to direct her and to make sure she's protected and not scammed Deuxcents Jun 21 #4
It won't affect Medicare coverage other than the premium might increase in 2 years if she makes a lot of profit. Silent Type Jun 21 #5
First, determine the gain on the sale of the house. surfered Jun 21 #6
Might a house sale affect someone with Medicare Advantage? Norrrm Jun 21 #7
Yes, but don't forget the $250,000 exclusion from the sale of a primary residence. $500,000 for a married couple surfered Jun 21 #8
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