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Creative / Seller Financing - Need Suggestions!!

Ken Martin
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BP community! I've been in casual discussions on a multi-family property in SW Michigan. The owner is 70, has owned the building forever, has been managing it himself, and sounds like he may be ready to sell the property. I want to suggest a few different monetization options to him, and could use some suggestions. Say the property is $1M, is there a structure where the seller can retain some small percentage (10-20%) of the equity/upside? Whether it's through a bank, or through some type of seller financing? How would that work? Perhaps he could buy part of the LLC, or maybe lower the sale price? The more detail / examples the better!

Also, if the seller owns the property in a LLC and is going to retain some percentage of the equity, should I be trying to buy the LLC instead of the property to avoid a tax jump? 

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