# Property purchased from a beneficiary who is alive and contactable: No dispute

The occupant of the house claims to be have bought the house from the original beneficiary (i.e. there is evidence of an informal sale).

Where the beneficiary is alive and supports the fact of sale, there are three possible pathways to transfer:

1. [back-to-back-transfer](https://cahf.gitbook.io/primary-transfer-toolkit/beneficiary-administration-and-transfer-toolkit/categorisation/f.-self-classified-owners-are-not-beneficiaries-purchased-the-property-informally/property-purchased-from-a-beneficiary-who-is-alive-and-contactable-no-dispute/back-to-back-transfer "mention")
2. [self-classified-owner-to-apply-for-a-subsidy-in-his-her-own-right](https://cahf.gitbook.io/primary-transfer-toolkit/beneficiary-administration-and-transfer-toolkit/categorisation/f.-self-classified-owners-are-not-beneficiaries-purchased-the-property-informally/property-purchased-from-a-beneficiary-who-is-alive-and-contactable-no-dispute/direct-transfer-to-new-owner/self-classified-owner-to-apply-for-a-subsidy-in-his-her-own-right "mention") in own right and action
3. [regularising-non-beneficiaries](https://cahf.gitbook.io/primary-transfer-toolkit/beneficiary-administration-and-transfer-toolkit/validation-regularisation-and-transfer/regularising-non-beneficiaries "mention")
