CALIFORNIA TRUST LOANS

Newbies in the trust loan and Proposition 58 property transfer and inheritance process learn the rules & regulations from their trust lender of choice – more often than not choosing the Commercial Loan Corp in Newport Beach, statistics tell us, for whatever reason…  Avoiding property tax reassessment on an inherited property, with the CA Proposition 58 & 13 property tax transfer – subsequently  inheriting parents property taxes – establishing significant tax relief for residential and/or business real estate.

Folks that are new to this process also learn very quickly, when they start wondering what it might cost of they used their own cash (if they actually have that much in the bank), that there is more to using a trust loan than at first appears, with respect to tax savings, but also saving of process costs and fees as well. That is often the most interesting part…

Those beneficiaries looking for a loophole, where they can possibly avoid the cost of a trust loan – find out rather quickly, and abruptly, that it will cost them nearly twice as much using their own money – and that a trust loan used in this way is literally the only way to provide themselves with enough cash to enable each heir or beneficiary the ability to receive an equal portion of the assets of a trust or estate inheritance.

They all find out that in fact this is not only the best way to go – it’s the only way to go! They all discover that this trust loan process  allows siblings to keep a family home without all the stress and cost of spending their own funds, without an expensive real estate law firm or pricey 6% realtor, they find out they can now transfer at a much lower cost – and with much lower property taxes.

And, at the same, beneficiaries discover this approach allows beneficiaries looking to sell out to get the cash they wanted from a sale, yet without having to go through all that stress and trouble and expense to sell their inherited property to a typically greedy buyer looking to negotiate them down to a much lower selling price. The obligatory price negotiation.  So you wind up spending more – and profiting less.

All around, this is a much more affordable way to go. Well, look at the numbers – you have a realtor you need to pay 6% to, right? You have a real estate attorney you need to pay $500 per hour to, correct? Plus, other incidental fees and outlays. And in the end, selling to a buyer, you wind up with far less cash in your pocket than you would going down the trust loan / Proposition 58 avenue. 

People new to trusts being used in this fashion, understand right away that their ability to keep parents property taxes and to transfer parents property taxes means they will be inheriting property taxes as a basic Proposition 13 property tax transfer, parent to child transfer,  or parent to child exclusion, that will end up saving them tens of thousands of dollars, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars, in the long run. 

Trust loans, working alongside CA Proposition 58 makes it possible for beneficiaries to sell shares of inherited property, called a beneficiary buyout of sibling property shares, while avoiding property tax reassessment.  generally buying out a sibling’s share of an inherited house – or, as real estate lawyer refer to it, “the transfer of property between siblings” or “sibling to sibling property transfer” – by lending money to an irrevocable trust – typically from an irrevocable trust loan lender, commonly called trust lenders, specializing in trust loans.          

In fact, on average, beneficiaries typically save more than $6,200 annually in property taxes – year after year, basically forever – simply by taking advantage of the tax break afforded by Proposition 58, and preserving parents low Proposition 13 property tax base – a basic CA Proposition 58 & 13 property tax transfer. Never forgetting that the trick is to choose the right trust lender… and the right real estate or estate attorney to guide you through the process.

The convenient thing about a trust lender like Commercial Loan Corp is that with a company like them, you don’t need to depend the extra money on a lawyer, as you get all those extra services in a package, basically at no extra cost.

So if you’re in that position right now, and need to make some wise decisions, as to sell or not to sell, as Shakespeare might have put it – start educating yourself with dense but well organized official gov. info, and Click Here: California State Board of Equalization Website.  You can also Click Here: for a top notch niche Proposition 58 info site Or  for  well vetted, easy to understand and highly specialized information on  trust loans, Proposition 13 & Prop 58 ~ Click Here  However, there are only a few first-class Websites like this. You might also look further  here, on this site, with one of the many blog articles or interviews that address what you want to look into, and apply it to your own scenario,  starting with: Transferring Property Taxes in California  (Click Here)