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Shaune Pilcher
  • Automotive Sales Manager
  • Burlington, WA
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Owner Finance as a Seller

Shaune Pilcher
  • Automotive Sales Manager
  • Burlington, WA
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I own a commercial property that a current tenant has approached me about selling to them via owner finance. Which I am very open minded to as I was thinking of listing the property anyways. I have searched a little on the forums and haven’t found much information from the seller side. So I have a few questions. I’m going to structure the deal based on current market value and interest at 1% over my current loan rate or any future loan rates as refinance occurs. Is this normal or fair? Will a bank still refinance my commercial loan when it comes time in a few more years? Am I required to report the sale with the county or can I hold the contract until paid in full and then quick claim? The property is in a LLC currently. Could I just sell them the LLC? Are there forms somewhere that I can download and prefix? How are my taxes going to be affected? Do I pay the same as if they were renting? Any tips and advice or anything I’m missing?

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