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Michael Liddicoat
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Tulsa, Ok
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How to purchase a portfolio and avoid tax penalties

Michael Liddicoat
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Tulsa, Ok
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I'm a realtor who helps investors to purchase income properties.  One of my clients is looking to purchase the entire portfolio (51 doors) from a seller.  The seller is looking to avoid paying a large chunk in taxes.  

I have limited knowledge of buying a portfolio.  Are there strategies that would be mutually beneficial to both sides other than a straight purchase and sale?

Could the seller put the assets into an LLC and then allow the buyer to purchase the LLC over an X year period work? I'd like to be more knowledgeable about creative strategies and appreciate any feedback.

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