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Jerinico Batac
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How to structure this deal

Jerinico Batac
  • New to Real Estate
  • Sterling, VA
Posted Jun 7 2023, 03:49

Hi,

My aunt recently had told us that she's planning to sell her property in the next year so she can move to Maryland and be semi-retired. I've looked at her property and it seems like it could be a good rental deal bringing in 1% of rental income relative to its market value. I just need to know what's the best way to structure this deal if I would approach her of the possibilities. 

She might need some money but not necessarily all of it. I believe she has about 80% equity of the value of the house now. 

Should I ask her to owner finance?

Should I set up an LLC to purchase the house?

I just want to make sure that it's a win-win for both of us. I'm not looking to take advantage of her, otherwise we'll just sell to the highest person we can sell it to. Thank you!

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Don Konipol#1 Innovative Strategies Contributor
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Don Konipol#1 Innovative Strategies Contributor
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Replied Jun 7 2023, 06:16

Since it’s her personal residence, she can take advantage of capital gains exclusion.  Best for her is probably selling cash and reinvesting proceeds.  

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Rob Schou
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Rob Schou
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  • Southern Maryland
Replied Jun 8 2023, 10:42

What about a "subject-to" type of deal? Basically you would take over the mortgage for your Aunt and as part of the deal you could pay here a down-payment that could go towards her new home in MD.

Pace Morby on the forum is the foremost expert on "subject-to" and reading some of his previous posts and his book would be a great start.