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Daniel Siapin
  • Investor
  • Brea, CA
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Creative acquisition of new property

Daniel Siapin
  • Investor
  • Brea, CA
Posted

I've got my eyes on a nice property for sale, it's primed for new construction (grading, sitework & retaining walls done, plans approved).

As far as acquiring it, I've been searching a bunch on BP on this and haven't come up with anything, other than people like @Karen Margrave and @Albert Bui

I'm trying to figure out if I can lease the land from the owners, and give them title to a SFR I own (about equal value as the nice property). Once I complete construction and sell, then I pay off property owners + interest. How would I structure something like this?

Ironic: I just found out that the owners are friends of our family!

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