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Arturo Fuentes
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Seller financing from a seller's perspective

Arturo Fuentes
  • Architect
  • Denver, CO
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Hello, 

I'm in conversations with my neighbor to sell me her house, and I want to pitch a seller finance idea to her. I want to understand better what this would mean for her, to use that as an argument to convince her on the idea. I understand that she'll be avoiding lots of fees and commissions (including agent fees, inspections, etc), and I also understand that she would be able to avoid capital gains tax as well (?). Can someone explain this better, specially the tax piece of it?


Thanks! 

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Eliott Elias
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Eliott Elias
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Benefits include low taxes (only taxed on down payment & interest monthly), can close as quick as seller would like, buyer pays taxes/insurance/maintenance, seller makes more money in the long run. 

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