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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Purchase Contract States 481k is Real Property 160k is personal.
Hello.
Just curious if some of the more savvy investors in here have ever written a contract based on the above principal. The buyers were looking to keep taxes down by buying my sellers 11 Unit for 640k but only a percentage of the building would have been "real property" and the rest would be considered personal property. Also they wanted to buy their LLC as well.
Is this something a person can do on smaller investment properties as well?
Thanks!