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A quick definition of grantor:

A grantor is someone who gives or sells a piece of land or property to another person, who is called the grantee. If the grantor gives the property as a gift, they may have to pay a tax.

A more thorough explanation:

A grantor is a person who gives or sells a piece of real estate to someone else. The person who receives the property is called the grantee.

For example, if John wants to give his house to his daughter, he is the grantor and his daughter is the grantee. Or, if Sarah sells her land to her neighbor, she is the grantor and her neighbor is the grantee.

It's important to note that if a grantor gives property to a grantee without receiving enough money in return, they may have to pay a federal gift tax.

Overall, a grantor is someone who transfers ownership of real estate to another person.

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nice!!
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lmao
Gonna throw on the most insufferable fit
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I have a job offer but it's so annoying this background check takes foreverrrr
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gonna substitute teach in the meantime or smth
How long does it take?
Are you the cool sub or the one all the kids hate?
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I'm a sweetie pie and little girls tell me I remind them of barbie we have a great time
I subbed once. The kids called me gorilla arms. I haven’t been back since
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the only issue for me is that kids these days are too online and there are ten-year-olds saying things like rizz and goat. makes me sad
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I got autocorrected
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gorilla arms is crazy ngl
The application process rewards elaborate image cultivation, sick and twisted really. Resist the impulse if you can.
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you are marketing yourself as a commodity
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it is what it is
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I mean yeah but why are we acting like this is unique to law school? Image cultivation is rewarded in every commercialized aspect of life.
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You could even make a case that figuring out how to cultivate your image for law school is helping you develop skills that will benefit you throughout your career
I did not state that this phenomenon is unique to law school application
in fact it is ubiquitous
yes, it is what it is
is nostra the new saint camp
personal brand is nothing new and you should embrace it. nothing narcissistic about marketing yourself
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@KnowledgeableRitzyWasp: literally what I thought re: saintcamp
hahahaha i’m sure he would be glad to pass the torch
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp did you apply to schools pretty late in the cycle?
yeah in early december
oh okay
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Is it a bad idea if I start to apply in January?
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