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All Forum Posts by: Kate Bowers

Kate Bowers has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Opportunity Zone Structuring Question

Kate BowersPosted
  • Washington
  • Posts 5
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Thanks Scott. 

Originally posted by @Scott McIntosh:

Kate -- The incentive is really about attracting new capital to Opportunity Zones, which often makes it difficult to take advantage of the incentives for previously-acquired OZ property.  Related party rules prevent current owners of OZ property from owning more than 20% of an Opportunity Fund that acquires the property, so you'd have to bring on some other investors and be willing to take a much smaller stake in this property to make it work.  No issues with having a mortgage on OZ property, though -- you can use as much leverage as you like.  

Post: Opportunity Zone Structuring Question

Kate BowersPosted
  • Washington
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

I have a property that is in the opportunity zone that is mortgaged that is under my personal name. Is there any way to structure it so that I can have it invested via a opportunity zone fund while still having a mortgage( maybe not the same one)? 

Post: Newie from Seattle/East Side

Kate BowersPosted
  • Washington
  • Posts 5
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Hi Eric, I’m moving to the Seattle area soon. Was wonder how your purchase went and if you have any tips? Thanks!