How can a 16 yrs old to buy a house/condo/apartment?

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Is it possible for a 16 yrs old to buy a house or condo or apartment? Is there any law against it? Any caution for buying houses, what should he/she do? THANKS!

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3 Responses to “How can a 16 yrs old to buy a house/condo/apartment?”

  1. temphousingguy Says:

    you can pay cash, or invest in a REIT, not sure how credit works if you’re under 18. If you can’t do it, my best advice would be to stockpile cash and learn as much as you can before you start.

  2. kemperk Says:

    presuming YOU have lots of money……you may buy real estate
    legally ONLY with the assistance of an adult. MOST Hollywood
    child stars hire an atty via their parents and they set up a trust
    that buys whatever……….
    The child becomes the main shares holder. Upon reaching
    majority, the trust is usually eliminated and the assets conveyed
    to a private acct controlled by the new adult.

    UNLESS the child has a huge parent problem and he-she
    becomes –via court directive-judgment–EMANCIPATED.

    then, if a property seller will accept the emancipation, the
    child can buy whatever he wishes.

  3. Adier Says:

    How? wait until you’re 18 :D