It’s advisable to consult with a tax professional or real estate attorney to ensure the arrangement meets both your needs and complies with tax laws.In a seller financing deal, once you start making payments, any equity you build in the property does indeed go to you, not the seller.

@Bob Gruenig Yes I agree with @Chris Tracy that you should be talking to an SEC attorney. https://www.crowdfundinglawyers.net/ or https://syndicationattorneys.com/*You will need a real estate attorney as well but these people above will help guide you better.

Have you ever considered using private money loans for your real estate deals?

Since I'm planning to do this from out of state, I'm uncertain if this is a wise decision, especially since it's my first time venturing into real estate.

It's also common to encounter retail branch employees who are  not familiar with  the entities and various ownership structures real estate investors utilize since they are normally opening personal bank accounts.

The obvious thing to do is to sell and take the tax free gains, then any excess gains are passive and can be offset by creating passive losses via investing in more real estate and doing cost segregations.

Hello all, My name is Joyce and I am ready to get into the world of real estate. 

Hey guys,I've been working on a flip for a while and we're almost done with the project with only final items remaining.

I'm a Real Estate Licensee who works in a very remote, fly-in access-only community.

One of the main reasons for prices soaring is real estate investor demand for 2-family properties.