My question is then, with whom can I get a non
recourse loan on the property to use the money for other investments?
Not exact matches
In both cases, the physical
property ensures the lender that should you default
on your
loan payments they will have
recourse though a seizure of your
property.
For more cost information
on loans to IRAs checkout IRS form 990T that discusses potential taxes «Unrelated Debt Financed Income» (UDFI) for IRA owned
property with non
recourse loans.
It's possible for an owner to have both
recourse and nonrecourse
loans on the same
property.
You need to determine how many
loans the owner of a distressed
property has
on the
property and whether those
loans are «
recourse» or «nonrecourse»
loans, Ross says.
Check out Cincinnati Managing Director Susan Branscome's thoughts
on recourse,
property types, construction - to - perm
loans, interest rates and more following this year's conference.
Whenever you begin working with an owner of a distressed
property, you must determine how many
loans he or she has
on the
property and whether those
loans are
recourse or nonrecourse
loans.
The challenge you face in terms of advising a client to go through with a short sale or doing a deed - in - lieu of foreclosure is that the owner may have both
recourse and nonrecourse
loans on the same
property, which means one or more
loans may be subject to deficiency judgments while other
loans on the
property are not.
Not only do you need a non
recourse loan, If you get a
loan, you get taxed
on the leveraged portion of the
property similar to UBIT tax.