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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] The Continuing THT Saga Posted by Jim on September 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM Ward: A while back I read an answer you gave to a THT line of questioning. Here it is with my request for clarification: ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ : : Zachary, : : As long as you haven’t recorded the deed yet it isn’t too late to make them the trustee initially, so that the lender only sees their name as the trustor and trustee on the Certification of Trust and transfer deed. : If you are confident it will be sold in 2 months you have nothing to worry about. It would take the lender 4 mos. to foreclose anyway. If the interest rates on this loan are higher than today's present rates the bank will probably not want to "call in the loan" anyway. Ward, Well now I'm confused. I thought the strategy for implementing the THT was as follows: Trustor: owner/seller....Donald Trump...selling: New York City Trustee: investor/buyer...Daddy Warbucks, LLC Beneficiary: owner/seller...Donald Trump The trust created by the investor/buyer would be: Daddy Warbucks, LLC, as Trustee of the New York City Trust, dated 9/12/03 or Daddy Warbucks, LLC, as Trustee of the Trump Trust, dated 9/12/03 Is one of these preferred as more effective against the Due-On-Sale? Is this incorrect or has there been a change to the THT strategy? Once the seller has been paid the $2,000 for executing a grant deed with Daddy Warbucks, LLC, as the trustee, and then the $3,000 and a PDOT for assigning their beneficial interest to Daddy Warbucks, LLC, the property would belong to Daddy Warbucks, LLC. What am I misunderstanding here? 8( Jim +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Thanks, Jim Follow Ups: Change to counter lender's moves Ward-CA- 8:01 PM, 09/23/03 (1) When sending the model letters... Gary 10:49 PM, 09/23/03 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Ward: : A while back I read an answer you gave to a THT line of questioning. Here it is with my request for clarification: : ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ : : : Zachary, : : : As long as you haven’t recorded the deed yet it isn’t too late to make them the trustee initially, so that the lender only sees their name as the trustor and trustee on the Certification of Trust and transfer deed. : : If you are confident it will be sold in 2 months you have nothing to worry about. It would take the lender 4 mos. to foreclose anyway. If the interest rates on this loan are higher than today's present rates the bank will probably not want to "call in the loan" anyway. : Ward, : Well now I'm confused. I thought the strategy for implementing the THT was as follows: : Trustor: owner/seller....Donald Trump...selling: New York City : Trustee: investor/buyer...Daddy Warbucks, LLC : Beneficiary: owner/seller...Donald Trump : The trust created by the investor/buyer would be: : Daddy Warbucks, LLC, as Trustee of the New York City Trust, dated 9/12/03 : or : Daddy Warbucks, LLC, as Trustee of the Trump Trust, dated 9/12/03 : Is one of these preferred as more effective against the Due-On-Sale? : Is this incorrect or has there been a change to the THT strategy? : Once the seller has been paid the $2,000 for executing a grant deed with Daddy Warbucks, LLC, as the trustee, and then the $3,000 and a PDOT for assigning their beneficial interest to Daddy Warbucks, LLC, the property would belong to Daddy Warbucks, LLC. : What am I misunderstanding here? 8( : Jim : +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ : Thanks, : Jim Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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