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Trist Baylon
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Portfolio in a TRUST

Trist Baylon
  • Investor
  • Orange County, CA
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Hello,

We live in Huntington beach CA

Primary house has an ADU we rent long-term.

Have another single family also renting long term and a cabin we do airbnb in big bear ca.

Now,we have been offered an off-market portfolio in a trust with 4 single family residences with long-term tenants and rents are way below market.

What creative finance would you do?

Owner-finance is a maybe but they rather not.

Please help..

Thank you so much.

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Andrew Postell
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Andrew Postell
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@Trist Baylon the fact that these properties are in a trust is inconsequential. Once you own the property they are now yours....and you will claim ownership, or your LLC, or your OWN trust (if you choose to). But you did ask about "creative financing".....what do you mean by this? What is it you are needing specifically? If we knew this, I think we could provide a specific answer.

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