Home ownership is a dream for many Canadians, but — for the millennial generation — it’s a dream that’s increasingly unattainable on their own. As a result, more and more parents are stepping in with financial help to nudge open the door to home ownership for their kids. From legal and financial obligations to the impact on the parent-child relationship, here are some key factors to consider if you’re thinking of helping your adult children buy property.
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