Hmm that seems like a Millennial version to make everyone happy, no one has to grow up and be responsible.

In a seller finance does seller pay more capital taxes or ordinary taxes or both if they dont do seller finance?

It sounds as if you are at a gate point in your "path" that you have determined you have a desire to grow bigger.

If you're a young person who is 100% dedicated to being a real estate entrepreneur, pulling the money out could be decent seed capital for starting your investment business.If you're a bit older and just looking to grow your net worth, doing a self directed account and not taking the massive hit probably makes more sense.

Not a home run deal, but it's in a quickly growing/appreciating​ area.

Hey everyone,I own a real estate photo/video company and we are growing fast.

I agree with Jason, but you might be paying SE taxes on top of ordinary taxes as ordinary income( not short term capital gains). 

Was looking at a small multifamily property locally where the seller had quoted this policy to substitute his ordinary maintenance expenses when I asked for his P&L on the property.

They purchased properties in growing areas with predictable long-term appreciation. 

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