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Hunter Gibson
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Real estate Taxes

Hunter Gibson
  • Realtor
  • Saint Petersburgh
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I am buying a home from an investor in Ohio and need help with the county taxes

The county the homes around 80k and I was going to buy it for around 400k how much will my taxes go up. Would it be possible to have the seller transfer the home into a LLC and then I buy the LLC from him.

This is 100% seller finance deal. Any suggestions 

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Ámlèh Quáwáin
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Ámlèh Quáwáin
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Quote from @Hunter Gibson:

I am buying a home from an investor in Ohio and need help with the county taxes

The county the homes around 80k and I was going to buy it for around 400k how much will my taxes go up. Would it be possible to have the seller transfer the home into a LLC and then I buy the LLC from him.

This is 100% seller finance deal. Any suggestions 

To hedge your future tax in Ohio specifically, make sure the entity purchasing the property is structured in accordance with Ohio municipal code 5709. (Doing this correctly, you’ll be able to get a deep tax deduction)

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