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hi tm, as a hard money lender, the biggest thing i look for is equity. 30% down is what protects me. not the credit score of a buyer. but there are lots of reasons why people have problems getting a loan, but are not bad credit risks. it is very difficult for me to get a loan, yet i even...
fyi, this opens up opportunities for people who can afford to pay the monthly interest, but cant qualify at a banking institution. so it can be a nice sales tool, for selling the property. most owners wont carry back.
sorry, i guess i wasnt clear. i am selling the property. if i go this route, i would be carrying back a first mortgage. i wont go lower than a 20% down, but look for 30%. so i would end up with a 70% LTV first mortgage or first trust deed on the property. i would be the bank - LOL. there...
wasnt sure where to post this, but i thought this was the most appropriate place. if i carry the loan, does that affect how i claim the sale ?
i think the main thing i was wondering is if this has anything to do with an installment sale ? i may carry 70-80% of the loan
i am most certainly leading by example by doing EXACTLY WHAT I HAVE DONE.
i tend to help out on trust questions, or other things in which i have actual experience. and stay silent the rest of the time - since there are others here with better knowledge about those topics than i have.
so i...
my post is possibly helpful in that it hopefully stops accusations, and such - in the future. at least that is my goal - to make this site a better place for people to visit, to get information.
there is nothing wrong with telling someone bad news, if you want to look at it in that way. but...
this thread is a perfect demonstration of what is wrong with this site. ever since i can recall, there have been members who need to make accusations.
before clicking the "post reply" button, read your own comment. and then truly ask yourself whether you would find this comment helpful and...
yes, it was posited as a realistic compromise. the desired beneficiary would get the benefit of the value of the home, without the other person having any benefit from it.
one solution would be to put the property in trust, with instructions for the trustee to sell the property, giving the proceeds to the desired beneficiary
thanks - at least at this point, i dont need any help in figuring out how much the gain is
just whether i can distribute the gains out of the trust and to the beneficiaries
i have plenty of power within the trust document to take advantage of any situation to make it better for the...
What is the name of your state?california
there seems to be situations in which capital gains from a trust can be distributed to the beneficiaries, and times when it cant
trying to determine if i can, with this trust. i do have discretionary powers, to the point that i would be okay in that sense
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