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Tylere Weaver
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Holding the note to defer the capital gains.

Tylere Weaver
  • Rental Property Investor
  • upstate new york
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Looking to sell a property that I ownnfree and clear.  It's a mixed use property.  I have a tenant in the restaurant and a tenant in the upper apartment.  

I would like to sell the property to the restaurant operator and they are willing to buy. 

i want to hold the paper on it to get the interest and what I'm hoping for is deferring the capital gains taxes until the balloon payment would be due in 5 years. Then 1031 exchange.  

has anyone else done this before?  

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    Chris Seveney
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    Chris Seveney
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    @Tylere Weaver

    If you sell now and seller finance it I do t believe you can then do a 1031 later as the property was already sold.

    Check with your intermediary- there are several here on BP you can engage with. I have found they are worth the $

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