Sell Smarter with Creative Financing Solutions
One-size-fits-all doesn't work in real estate. Whether you want to defer capital gains, generate steady rental income, attract more buyers, or grow your portfolio — we have tailored strategies designed to maximize your financial outcomes.
| Rent-to-Own | Seller Financing | 1031 Exchange | Capital Gains |
More Options Means Better Outcomes
Property owners no longer have to settle for a "one option fits all" approach. As both a licensed real estate professional and real estate investor, Sharon provides access to creative selling strategies that traditional agents simply can't offer.
| Feature | Traditional Sale | Creative Financing |
|---|---|---|
| Capital Gains Taxes | Due at closing | Deferred or minimized |
| Buyer Pool | Bank-qualified only | Expanded — more buyers |
| Income Stream | One-time lump sum | Ongoing rental + sale |
| Timeline Control | Market-dependent | You set the terms |
| Vacancy Risk | N/A | Guaranteed rent options |
Rent-to-Own (Master Lease Option)
Combine lease income with a future sale — giving you steady cash flow today and a predetermined exit strategy tomorrow.
💰 Defer Capital Gains TaxesStructure the sale as a lease with a purchase option — delay the tax liability until the tenant exercises the buy option, keeping more capital working for you. |
📈 Generate Steady IncomeReceive regular rental payments throughout the lease period — reliable cash flow ideal for retirement planning or bridging financial gaps. |
🔄 Flexibility & ControlNegotiate lease terms, option price, and duration. Set a 2-year, 5-year, or custom timeframe that aligns with your financial goals. |
You own a property that has appreciated significantly and want to eventually sell — but triggering a large capital gains tax now doesn't make sense. By entering a lease option, you collect rental income for 3–5 years, defer the tax event, and lock in a future sale price today.
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Set Terms
Establish lease duration and option-to-purchase price
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Lease Agreement
Tenant begins leasing with right to buy at term's end
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Collect Income
Receive regular rental payments, deferring the sale
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Close the Sale
Tenant exercises option at agreed price
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Seller Financing
Open your property to a wider pool of buyers by offering flexible financing directly — facilitating quicker sales and earning interest on the note.
👥 Broader Buyer PoolAttract buyers who are financially capable but don't meet traditional lending requirements. This significantly increases demand for your property. |
📈 Earn Interest IncomeRather than a one-time lump sum, earn interest on the financing you provide — often generating a higher overall return than a traditional sale. |
⚙️ Negotiable TermsYou set the down payment, interest rate, payment schedule, and loan term. Full control over how the deal is structured. |
Your property has been sitting on the market because traditional buyers can't secure bank financing. By offering seller financing, you attract a motivated buyer who puts 15% down and makes monthly payments at 7% interest — a higher return than many investments, secured by the property itself.
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Set Terms
Negotiate rate, down payment & duration
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Qualify Buyer
Vet the buyer's financials & ability to pay
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Close & Record
Execute with proper legal documentation
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Collect Payments
Receive monthly income plus interest
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1031 Exchange Services
Defer capital gains taxes entirely by reinvesting your sale proceeds into a new investment property — keeping 100% of your capital working for you.
📈 Maximize ReturnsDefer capital gains taxes and reinvest the full sale amount. On a $1M sale with $300K in gains, that could mean keeping an extra $60K+ working for you. |
🏗 Portfolio OptimizationUpgrade from aging, high-maintenance properties to newer assets in better locations. Improve cash flow and reduce management burden. |
🌎 Out-of-State InvestmentsSell in a mature market and reinvest in high-growth areas across the country. Diversify your portfolio and capture better returns. |
You own an aging apartment building that requires constant maintenance. Using a 1031 Exchange, you sell and reinvest in a newer, low-maintenance commercial property in a high-demand area — improving both your portfolio performance and quality of life as an investor.
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Identify Properties
Find replacement properties meeting IRS criteria
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Sell Current Asset
Proceeds held by qualified intermediary
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Purchase New
Acquire replacement within IRS timeline
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Defer Taxes
Full amount reinvested, taxes deferred
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Specialty Estate & Capital Gains Strategies
Advanced approaches including guaranteed rent programs, lease option deals, and tailored CPA-guided strategies to manage and minimize capital gains exposure.
🛡 Guaranteed RentEliminate the financial uncertainty of vacancies. Receive regular, reliable payments regardless of whether your property is currently occupied. |
📋 Lease Option DealsSecure steady rental income while deferring taxes by giving tenants the opportunity to purchase at a future date — combining income with a built-in exit. |
📚 CPA-Guided Tax StrategiesOur CPA experts provide tailored strategies to optimize your financial outcomes — finding creative, legal approaches to manage capital gains. |
You own multiple rental properties and are concerned about vacancies impacting your income. By combining guaranteed rent with a lease option on one property and exploring installment sales on another, you create a diversified income strategy that minimizes risk across your entire portfolio.
Ready to Explore Your Options?
Every situation is unique. Let's find the creative financing strategy that maximizes your returns and meets your specific goals.
