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James Colgan
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Creative Financing - Investment Property

James Colgan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • North NJ
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Hey All! 

I have found a STR investment/2nd home property in Hilton Head Island, SC that I am considering purchasing. I have spoke with the owner and they have agreed to do an off-market deal and seller finance/creative finance if they're able to lessen the tax burden of the capital gains. This is their main concern as they are looking to sell and using a 1031. I believe from what I've read that if you do the 1031 you cannot seller finance at the same time. I wanted to know if there are other options that I can suggest that will help them and me. The purchase price is $410k and I was looking to structure the deal where I can put down as little as possible. Would love some feedback and suggestions! TIA.

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    Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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    Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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    Seller-financing  spreads out their tax burden and doesn't require them to continue hunting and replacing. 

    I've done both many times and end-gamed with low $ down SF.  The grind never stops with 1031. No way I'd SF and 1031.  Redundant and a pain. 

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