Irrevocable Trust Lenders

First, let’s go back over the key elements involved in the most popular trust loan beneficiary-conflict solution available in California.  It’s worth mentioning that California is still the only state in America where you can avoid property tax reassessment at current rates; capped at 2% taxation basically as long as you own property inherited from parents… thanks to 1978 CA Proposition 13. 

And this is where we get into trust liquidity – something a lot of folks in California don’t really understand. California business property and residential property owners, in addition to having the right to keep parents property taxes, and transfer parents property taxes upon inheriting property, and then inheriting property taxes at the low Proposition 13 two-percent tax rate maximum – can maintain a low property tax transfer rate basically forever, through a parent to child transfer, or “parent to child exclusion”, as long as all tax relief requirements have been met, usually with the assistance of an experienced irrevocable trust lender.  

Additionally, Californians even have the right to apply for the same tax break on a secondary property inherited from parents.  Approval is a formality only. No only that, as a California property owner you can buyout as many siblings as you like; that is to say, as many co-beneficiaries as there are who wish to sell their inherited property shares – as long as you are approved for the appropriate amount of funding to a trust loan, from your trust lender… And as long as the co-beneficiaries are fully committed to selling out through a trust loan, rather than accepting less money from a third-party outside buyer – while you keep the same inherited property from your parents, financed through the trust loan, avoiding property tax reassessment for that point on, establishing and maintaining a low Proposition 13 property tax base.

Elements that drive this process are worth researching, to understand the subject better and simply to be able to work more effectively with a trust lender… Many of these process elements are covered in detail on the California State Board of Equalization website, focusing on various relevant components within Proposition 58 among others.  Or you can research heavily detailed business sites such as Commercial Loan Corp, the brainchild of forward-thinking CEO Kerry Smith;  or info-blogs such as Medium.com,  or perhaps  the Trust and Estate Loans micro-site; or the Property Tax News blog…  Trust loans working in accord with Proposition 19 make it possible for heirs and beneficiaries to sell their shares of inherited property, a co-beneficiary buyout of sibling property shares – as realtors put it, “the transfer of property between siblings”, and “lending money to an irrevocable trust“ – typically from an irrevocable trust loan lender.

Commercial Loan Corporation in Newport Beach, CA appears to be the “favorite flavor” of the decade, where trust lenders are concerned, as they specialize in taking full advantage of all Proposition 19 property tax relief benefits for clients; helping beneficiary siblings avoid property tax reassessment, while making sure they transfer parents property taxes correctly, when inheriting property taxes from parents, a business facility, home and/or land; abruptly inheriting property taxes that have to remain low, simply to free up some needed cash; in order to keep up a reasonable lifestyle, what with the cost of living in California these days.  

You also want to be careful, to work with a trust lender that has a great deal of experience with this process… To make sure that beneficiaries and  property owners take full advantage of the right to keep parents property taxes, with a low Proposition 13 tax base.  No other state in America even comes close to providing this sort of property tax relief. And property taxes in this country, for the most part, are high for a middle class and working class families. No other state gives residents the ability to use a CA Proposition 58 or California Prop 13 type of property tax transfer, with parent to child transfer, or as lawyers like to call it, “parent to child exclusion”.

The fact is, we need to know how to work with a professional trust lender to be able to use tax breaks as efficiently as possible, that as Californians we are fortunate enough to have access to.  Moreover, every property owner in every state should know how to work with an irrevocable trust lender to buy out a beneficiary’s share of inherited property; and basically understand how a sibling-to-sibling property transfer or co-beneficiary buyout of sibling property works in California.

Bottom line, every state in this country should have trust lenders to work with  to take advantage of residential and commercial property tax relief solutions similar to Californian property tax breaks such as CA Proposition 13, and now Proposition 19 – enabling property owners to keep parents property taxes, at a low 2% capped tax base from Prop 13… along with property tax transfer benefits still in effect from CA Proposition 58; enabling the transfer of property between siblings, or, more specifically, allowing a co-beneficiary buyout of sibling property, paying them cash to not sell out, while you get to keep your parent’s house and/or land at that super low Proposition 13 protected tax base.

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