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Gregory Schwartz
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Grandfather want to sell beach house

Gregory Schwartz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • College Station, TX
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BP,

Not exactly an investing question, but this is my go-to place for real estate questions, hope you all can help. 

My grandfather (80 yrs old) is realizing he's a little tight on money. As a result, he's considering selling his beach house (more of a 1988 double-wide). It's worth somewhere in the range of 180-200k. My mom and her 2 sisters would like to keep the house in the family and are considering buying the house from my grandfather. I'm concerned about the capital gains taxes that he would be hit with. Is there any other option that will provide my grandfather the 180k he wants and keep the property in the family? (Seller financing isn't an option because he doesn't feel comfortable with his daughters owing him that amount of money)

Thanks

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Eric L.
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Eric L.
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@Gregory Schwartz - would he be open to cash out refinancing 80% of the home's value and adding the ladies to the deed and mortgage? The ladies can pay the PITI moving forward.

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