Steve,
I think there is much more information needed than what you have given us. In a NNN lease situation there are lot of factors to determine the value of a building including the tennant 's financial standing...And having spent 20 years in commercial real estate on the West Side of Los Angeles including BH and West Hollywood, and worked with investors day in and day out...I would not invest nor would I recommend someone to do so, or like Ryan Huggins - Thousand Oaks, CA stated, I would keep the property. A
Teri Pacitto
Westlake Village, CA
Pete Xavier
Pacific Palisades, CA
This is a curious situation, something like this could be resolved without bringing another outside investor or buyer...I would believe (without knowing the total facts). Speaking as someone who understands investing and default situations (even though a death clause triggered this).
The more it sits in my mind, the short term capital gain tax would be brutal unless you did a 1031 as part of it. Even then finding something to put the profit into would be my biggest problem.
This would be taxed as self employed income, capital gains typically are for holdings of one year or greater.
I'm not sure your understanding the lenders position in this deal . If there is an acceleration clause the lender will end up foreclosing on this property and many lender is not going to go for the scenario your describing .
Owner still owns it (trustee controlled), but can pay off the loan with proceeds from a sale. (Yes, there are legal issues here as far as controlling authority).
Not necessarily "end up"...many situations can be and have been cured.
I'm willing to buy for $900,000. cash but will hold forever. How can you sell to a willing buyer and make them sell to close your loan? If you are proposing they payoff Wells and carry paper, that's another story. Deceased person ran the business?
Steve Snyder - not my cup of tea (or coffee....) and not the right time for me to invest, either.
Steve, reading this is making me wish I understood a lot more about this stuff. Hope you make a boatload for yourself and any buddies who hop on the train!
Steve, I wonder how many people have $1.2 million availablbe in credit or cash to buy this property? I don't!
Good luck with that one! I'd help but there is no way I could qualify for that (and if I could I'd probably want to keep the property).
Teri Pacitto
Westlake Village, CA
Ron and Alexandra Seigel
Carpinteria, CA