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Travis Brizendine
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Seller financing discount points, taxable income, or deduction

Travis Brizendine
  • Omaha, NE
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We are under contract on a property. We have 60 thousand dollars in a 1031. The seller is willing to charge us 30k in points to seller finance the deal. However, we would like 25k back after closing for repairs etc. Question: the funds he receives as “points” are they tax deductible to him, or is he taxed as income on that since it’s being received.

Thanks a ton in advance. *numbers are hypothetical*

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Money received is never “tax deductible”....points would be earned interest income.  You getting $25k back after closing is going to cause some 1031 issues I believe.  

Not sure why you’re trying to structure it this way.  Maybe tell us why.

@Dave Foster may have an idea.

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