Real Estate Taxation: A Practitioner's Guide |
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Page 81
Financing the acquisition of real estate often involves third parties who are willing
to lend money at interest based on the security afforded by the real estate . This
financing is in addition to the equity financing in the form of money , property or ...
Financing the acquisition of real estate often involves third parties who are willing
to lend money at interest based on the security afforded by the real estate . This
financing is in addition to the equity financing in the form of money , property or ...
Page 97
Qualified nonrecourse financing that is considered at risk must meet four
requirements : 1 . The borrowing must be for the activity of holding real property .
Holding real property includes the holding of personal property and the provision
of ...
Qualified nonrecourse financing that is considered at risk must meet four
requirements : 1 . The borrowing must be for the activity of holding real property .
Holding real property includes the holding of personal property and the provision
of ...
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1 341 SALE - LEASEBACKS AND OTHER LEASE FINANCING From a practical
point of view , there may be very little difference between outright ownership of
property and a long - term lease of the property , as far as the user of business ...
1 341 SALE - LEASEBACKS AND OTHER LEASE FINANCING From a practical
point of view , there may be very little difference between outright ownership of
property and a long - term lease of the property , as far as the user of business ...
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Contents
THE ACQUISITION TRANSACTION | 5 |
FORM OF OWNERSHIP | 39 |
FINANCING REAL ESTATE | 81 |
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