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Almost Abandoned House

Bobby R.
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Not sure if this is the best sub to post...

Wife's best friend has a house free and clear.  It needs work, so much that the family moved out of the house to live in parents house.  Similar house recently sold for $250K.  I'd like to take control of the house, pull money to renovate and rent.  

If I sell down the road, I would give half to bff.

Basically owner finance, I guess.  What would be the best route to present and implement this idea? (put in trust and trust acquires loan?)

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Don Konipol
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Don Konipol
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Quote from @Bobby R.:

Not sure if this is the best sub to post...

Wife's best friend has a house free and clear.  It needs work, so much that the family moved out of the house to live in parents house.  Similar house recently sold for $250K.  I'd like to take control of the house, pull money to renovate and rent.  

If I sell down the road, I would give half to bff.

Basically owner finance, I guess.  What would be the best route to present and implement this idea? (put in trust and trust acquires loan?)

“If I sell down the road, I would give half to bff.‘
these “nebulous” promises always lead to unfulfilled expectations and broken friendships 
  • Don Konipol
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