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Ethan Miller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Overland Park, KS
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Possible for seller financing when property is in Estate

Ethan Miller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Overland Park, KS
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I have found a 4-plex property that is being sold. The owner has past away and the property has been placed into an estate. I have been able to contact the daughter that is currently in charge of the decisions and said she just wants to off load this property as she has been self managing since he has passed and doesn’t want to deal with it especially since she lives about 3+ hour drive away. Another part of info is there are 8 heirs to the estate and she said it does have a small mortgage on the property.

Is there a way or an easy way to do seller financing with this situation? I tried to explain the tax benefits but she said when it is in an estate there are no taxes to be paid. Is this true as I have never worked with an estate before?

Looking for any tips or suggestions. Thanks!

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