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I believe it would be treated like any lien obligation.

The question is how much will it impact your debt to income ratio and how the different loan programs will treat the payments.

If I do a cash out refi,  am I able to deduct the the mortgage interest from rental income (I am not sure if this is treated differently than interest from a mortgage used as part of a purchase)? 

AND you will normally get paid twice for every property you help us acquire because if you're treating us good, we will also have you list the property when it's time for the disposition or to place tenants.And don't be a "set-it-and-forget-it" agent with investors.

Hello BP, I'm curious if I buy a property with seller financing can I refinance it after a year or would it be treated as a lease/option.

I treat my tenants the same way I treat myself.

So my guess is your accountant will let you treat it all as capital gain (interest on the note excepted off course).When you accept a note as part sale you will pay all of the tax but it will be prorated as you receive payments. 

IRS Publication 590-B:  Inherited from someone other than spouse.If you inherit a traditional IRA from anyone other than your deceased spouse, you can't treat the inherited IRA as your own.

You're at liberty to treat them all with a grain of salt.1.