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Chris C.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Victor, NY
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Looking for Advice on Possible Exit Strategy

Chris C.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Victor, NY
Posted

Hello and thank you in advance for taking the time to share your thoughts.

Wanted to get the thoughts of this great community on selling a duplex I own. I no longer live in the city where it is located and have moved for work reasons. I have other investments/ and more opportunities in a better market (where I currently live).

My current property manager has offered to purchase the duplex and would take over all mortgage payments, management, repairs, water, taxes ect. For the next year. He would make some improvements and then buy me out when he re-fi's. I would get $10,000 upfront and the remainder when he re-fi's and totally buys me out in a year. In the meantime, I would add him to the deed at 50%. There is a mortgage of around $75,000 on the property. I would get 10k on the front and 7k+ on the back. Everything would be spelled out in an attorney drafted operating agreement/contract.

This is the deal he proposed. He does have a relationship with a local bank/portfolio lender which I have verified through searching county clerk records.  As a pm, he has been trustworthy. He is current on his property taxes and owns at least 25 other units. 

Just want to get the communities thoughts on doing a deal like this and potential pitfalls, as well as ways to make sure my interests are protected in the contract (I will use an attorney). 

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