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Risks of Carryback TD?

Posted by SeanW on May 01, 2003 at 7:35 PM

In Reply to: Defers paying all cash to a seller right now.. posted by Ward-CA- on May 01, 2003 at 6:19 PM

I can see how this would be a way to placate the ex-owner that he will be paid, without leaving any ownership interest in the property. But AFAIK, a trust deed must have a defined amount to be valid, not language to the effect "50/50 split of net profit at the resale".

Seems like you're opening yourself up for undiscovered flaws in the house after seller moveout, that must be fixed out of the 50% you planned on getting.

Is there any way to convince a seller that your due diligence is good on a 50/50, "determined at close", deal? Escrow the expenses, maybe?


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