Its icing on the cake brotha

This tactic (strip of land) is employed to maintain control over the adjacent land after selling it (having your cake and eating it too).

Piece of cake, right?

You're asking how to eat the cake and have it, too.Whatever you do transfer-wise to avoid due-on-sale, such as land trust beneficiary change, can sabotage your argument of a true sale if you have to argue with the IRS.

Jayesh Patel You might have problem proving them that you could pull it through, and we already know it's a piece of cake to build a house, but I believe they look at everything experience wise.

In other words:  can you have the cake, and eat a piece of it too?

That wasn’t the main reason I sold but it was the icing on the cake for sure lol

Although in reading Property Rentals by Brandon Turner, he always shoot for positive cash flow and any appreciation is “icing on the cake.”

This is just "icing on the cake" and the more speculative part of real estate investing.

Just closed a deal in anaheim,ca let me know if you have questions champ.