Can Someone Inherit a Home if I They are Unemployed?

The giver has to own the house.  You cannot give away  or sell what does not belong to you.  Yes, an unemployed person can inherit a house.  However, owning a house costs money so the unemployed had better be well off financially or get a job.

Someone can buy anyone a home if they can pay for it.

There would be tax implications to this...

Yes, they can inherit anything.

Of course they can; employment isn't a pre-requisite for inheritance.

There are a lot of costs associated with home ownership though; so unless someone has savings to pay for these (insurance, repairs, taxes, utilities) then they may need to sell it anyway

Men of serious,have mights!Then yes!They can do what ever about much!

You don't need to be employed to own a home.

Buying someone a home and putting the dead in the unemployed person's name is possible, but not that simply. The person who owns a home has to pay real estate tax on it and should pay for insurance, repairs, etc. So the unemployed person is going to need money to do that. And a person who gives something worth more than $15,000 (this amount changes from year to year) may have to pay gift tax.

Anyone can own a home. There is no income or employment requirement. Obviously, there are related expenses that someone would have to pay.

So yes, an unemployed person can inherit a home and you can give them a home as a gift. 

For a gift, you would have to pay gift taxes for anything over $15,000. For an inheritance, they would possibly have to pay inheritance tax depending on the value.

There is no requirement that someone be employed.

However, there would be a requirement to pay the property taxes going forward.

There are stories of people getting a house via gift or inheritance and than losing it a few years later for not paying property taxes.

i dont see why not