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Jake Decker
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Babyboomers leaveing Real Estate Investing

Jake Decker
  • Salt Lake City, UT
Posted

Hello BP members,

I'm loving the vast knowledge on the forms. I've been looking around and haven't see an answer for this.

I am working on several strategies for baby boomers who want to leave the real estate investing world. Some boomers want a more secure income without the hassle and fluctuation of market values. 

Aside from lease to own, and installment purchase from the owner can you please give me insight into other ways a seller would like to offload their properties without a huge tax hit.

**"Consult with a CPA first before...."

Thank you,

Jake

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