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All Forum Posts by: Sue Bladek

Sue Bladek has started 4 posts and replied 12 times.

Post: I need advice please

Sue BladekPosted
  • Holland, MI
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 1
The land contracts are in an LLC, in order to get the loans refinanced on the secondary market lenders are requiring that I have them transferred into my name. He will be in a higher tax bracket due to capital gains if I pay him off. Sound like I have to put on my big girl panties and get this deal going back in my direction.

Post: I need advice please

Sue BladekPosted
  • Holland, MI
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 1
I purchased 2 duplexes on a land contract. 6.5% $1600.00 payment. 7 yr contract 15 months into it. Talking w bank re:conventional mtg. Now that I have enough equity & seasoned I am able to refinance. Closing costs $2200.00 each. No Pts 4.5% 30 fixed $1060.pmts. Called the owner to inform him that I would be switching from land contract to a promissory note and a mtg. and paying him off in a few months. He doesn't want me to do this, says it will cost him 20%, put him in a higher tax brackets and affect something to do with his Medicaid. He asked what would it take to keep the land contract in tact? "Match what the bank is offering". He countered with 5% and wants me to sign a contract stating I won't refinance for 5 years. Not sure what to do??? Suggestions welcome! Sue