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Susan Grinde
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  • East Wenatchee, WA
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Selling a rental to current tenants with seller financing

Susan Grinde
  • Investor
  • East Wenatchee, WA
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Really quick scenario...

I have a home we purchased in 2009 for $123K cash, rehabbed it and have been renting since 2010 for $600/mo cash flow. Seller's market in Wenatchee, WA and can list to sell at $250K. My current tenants want to buy it, but can only qualify for $180K. Can I work a deal where they get a loan for $180K and we do some sort of personal financing between us that they pay back the difference of $170K (so we continue to cash flow about $500/mo)? If so, would we only pay capital gains on the $57K ($180K-$123K)? Actually, we would probably put into 1031 since we can buy two houses out of state for $185K. Thanks for any insights!

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    This could potentially cause you problems in a 1031 ... doing seller financing is tricky. It has to be worth it to you and in this case it doesn't sound like it would be.

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