Patrick G. & Valerie V. O'Malley - Page 10




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               standing Mortgage or Deed of Trust, if any, the receipt                
               whereof is hereby acknowledged, the said GRANTOR [peti-                
               tioners] does grant and convey to the said Kevin R.                    
               O’Malley and Kelly M. O’Malley, husband and wife, as                   
               tenants by the entirety, their heirs, personal repre-                  
               sentatives and assigns, in fee simple, all that lot of                 
               ground situate in Anne Arundel County, Maryland and                    
               described as follows, that is to say [lot 5] * * *                     
          On December 16, 1999, the December 2, 1999 deed was recorded in             
          the land records of Anne Arundel County.                                    
               On December 2, 1999, Kevin O’Malley borrowed $254,400 from             
          F&M Bank ($254,400 F&M Bank 1999 loan) and $47,700 from petition-           
          ers (second loan with respect to lot 5).8  On the same date, Kevin          
          O’Malley transferred to petitioners all but $3,498 of the                   
          $254,400 F&M Bank 1999 loan proceeds, or $250,902.9                         
               On December 2, 1999, Kevin O’Malley executed a deed of trust           
          (December 2, 1999 deed of trust) with respect to lot 5 to secure            
          the $254,400 F&M Bank 1999 loan.  The December 2, 1999 deed of              

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          the appraiser estimated the fair market value of lot 5 to be                
          $318,000.                                                                   
               8The parties stipulated that the second loan with respect to           
          lot 5 was in the amount of $47,000, and not $47,700.  That                  
          stipulation is clearly contrary to the facts that we have found             
          are established by the record, and we shall disregard it.  See              
          Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. v. Commissioner, 93 T.C. 181, 195 (1989).             
          The record establishes, and we have found, that the second loan             
          with respect to lot 5 was in the amount of $47,700.                         
               9As shown below in the settlement statement prepared with              
          respect to the events that took place on Dec. 2, 1999, petition-            
          ers were responsible for settlement charges totaling $3,498, see            
          infra note 11, which reduced the amount of the $254,400 F&M Bank            
          1999 loan proceeds that was transferred to petitioners on that              
          date.  As also shown below in that statement, petitioners were              
          responsible for paying $15,900 of closing costs.                            





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