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Rick Baggenstoss
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Deal review and advice needed

Rick Baggenstoss
  • Developer
  • Decatur, GA
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I've agreed to buy a tired landlord's property.  He owns it outright.

We've agreed to $85k due in 3.5 years

$3k at closing

$700/mo interest only payments starting Jan, 2015

I plan to fix/flip the house this year for $25k in repairs and retail for ~$150K.  After the sale, I would like to hold on to the money for other projects until the due date in Jan, 2018.

How would you paper this? 

Thanks for the help.  

Rick

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    David T.
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    David T.
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    This looks like a home run deal, congratulations.

    I'd set it up as a sale followed by a generic loan to you or your LLC under the terms you agreed with the seller.

    Bo Wagner, Wagner law is nearby Decatur and a good closing Atty, so far. [email protected]. Email is best for him.

    Don't know if I want to sell you any houses....lol

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