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Chris Jackson
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  • Chambersburg, PA
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Best Strategies for Buying from Retiring Investors

Chris Jackson
  • Investor
  • Chambersburg, PA
Posted

Hello! I have two different people in my local area that are retiring investors. They both have one property FSBO that is residential and they both have one property that they are willing to sell me but it is not currently FSBO or marketed at all.

They both have expressed concern over the Capital Tax Gains if they sell everything all at once.

They both have expressed possible interest in at least partial owner financing.

Can anybody explain to me (or refer me to a friend) what strategy(ies) I could employ that would help me get into their properties (I do not have money to put down) and help them avoid cap. gains tax as much/as long as possible? I'm trying to come up with a win-win scenario for these retiring investors and myself to get into these properties.

Thanks!

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