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Creating owner financed notes for an IRA
Very complicated note deal, looking for advice how to structure it.
A money partner with a self directed IRA wants to buy a property and then sell it with owner financing and keep the note. I have the deal for them, and for payment for finding the property, prepping it for sale, finding and vetting the buyer and getting it all to the closing table, I would like to receive a second lien note on the property instead of a lump sum.
How the heck would you create this contract, and what are the tax implications for me? am I going to pay taxes on the face value of the note as income, the payments as they come in, or ....?
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Seems pretty simple if you are in agreement with the buyer and Ira owner. The Ira has a first mortgage and you have a second mortgage. Any attorney or title company can most likely do the 2 notes.
Income taxes will most likely be paid when you receive the money but get an accountant to oversee the deal.