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UNLIMITED
OWNERSHIP OF INCOME PROPERTY WITHOUT DOWN PAYMENT, BANK QUALIFYING, OR
UNDUE CREDIT RISK
EVEN INCOME PROPERTY WITHOUT
PAYMENTS IS POSSIBLE
Overall, the North American
Realty Services Equity Holding Trust; is a title-holding device
that allows for easy conveyance of ownership, and incidents of ownership
(including tax write-off benefits). In the arrangement, a 3rd party trustee,
whose actions in dealing with the property's title are wholly at the direction
of the beneficiaries, holds title to the property. Upon one's becoming
a beneficiary, all or a portion of that beneficiary interest can be sold,
traded, transferred or hypothecated by means of a simple Assignment of
Beneficiary interest. In that the lender's security interest is not impinged
upon when a property is placed into such a revocable trust, Federal Law
eliminates the need of involvement by, or permission being required of,
the secured party in the underlying mortgage loan (FDIRA, 12 U.S.C. 1701(d)-3).
Investors may utilize the North American Realty Services PACTrust™
in various ways. For example, anytime a seller is willing to remain on
the existing financing (keep their names on the loan), the North American
Realty Services PACTrust™ becomes an ideal vehicle for acquiring
the property conveniently and anonymously. That is, easily, quickly and
without Public Notice (Recording), as well as without the potential for
the triggering of a mortgage lender's Due on Sale provision. The No. Amer.
Realty Svcs PACTrust™ tends, in-fact, to effectively protect the
property against liens, suits creditor judgments and even IRS tax liens
on behalf of either party. Also avoided is the necessity for dangerous
or marginally unethical Creative Financing schemes. Without the necessity
of subterfuge or deceit with respect to a lender's security interest in
the property, the PACTrust becomes an ideal acquisition vehicle.
The North American Realty Services PACTrust may be seen an effective
legal shield for virtually ANY creative financing objective. It can, in
essence be tantamount to a Long Term Lease (i.e., a lease for more than
3 years); a Lease Option; a Lease Purchase, an All Inclusive Trust Deed,
an Equity Share Arrangement, or a Land Contract (e.g., Contract for Sale,
Contract for Deed, Contract for Warranty Deed, etc.). The North American
Realty Services PACTrust can meet the objectives and functions of
any of these arrangements without the many risks associated with them.
AS A LONG TERM LEASE:
A Co-Beneficiary North American Realty Services PACTrust can be
set up for up to twenty years, with a Lease of the property to a Resident
Co-beneficiary for 2 years, eleven months and twenty-nine days. The lease
with the trust will stipulate that at the end of the original lease term,
the tenant may "hold-over" in the property until the end of
the trust period, unless evicted sooner. Since an eviction would have
to be by mutual direction by ALL beneficiaries: the tenants being one
of the beneficiaries, protects him and effectively continues his/her holdover
until the termination of the trust.
AS AN AITD (Wrap-Around):
A seller places its property into a North American Realty Services PACTrust™,
assigning a full Beneficiary Interest to the "buyer," with the
agreement that the property will be leased to the co-beneficiary on a
Triple-Net basis for some specified period of time. The property is then
scheduled to be sold at the end of the Agreement. Upon sale there is a
distribution of proceeds to (between) parties with respect to each of
their proportionate shares of Beneficiary Interest. In order to avoid
reassessment for property tax purposes, and to justify mutual Power of
Direction, we recommend that the shares of Beneficiary Interest remain
at 90%:10% in favor of the "buyer." Then at the end of the term,
the "seller" can forfeit its 10% in consideration of the co-beneficiary's
prompt payment record and strict adherence to the contract.
AS A LAND CONTRACT:
(Contract for Deed): Benefits are the same as above.
AS A LEASE OPTION:
The property is placed
into a No. Amer. Realty Svcs PACTrust with the understanding that,
at the end of the Agreement, the property will be sold to the Resident
Co-Beneficiary for Fair Market Value, minus any and all sums owed to the
Resident Co-Beneficiary. In this scenario verbiage is such that there
is actually no "Option" per se; and that there is no "bargain
buy-out" provision other than "
at Fair Market Value, less
amounts due the respective beneficiaries."
AS A LEASE PURCHASE:
Same as above, except that the Agreement provides that the property will
definitely be acquired by the Resident Beneficiary at termination irrespective
of market conditions, relative values, etc. The Rider in this scenario
provides that the co-beneficiary has the obligation either sell or refinance
at termination.
AS AN EQUITY SHARE:
Same as above, except that parties share 50:50 in the Beneficiary interest
within the North American Realty Services PACTrust, with an agreement
to share all net profits proportionately at termination
AS A BRIDGE-LOAN DEVICE
(e.g., when a buyer can't finance, or afford a down payment for several
more months or years and the seller may be willing to wait awhile): The
No. Amer. Realty Svcs PACTrust™ affords such a buyer the opportunity
to live in the property, while paying all costs and enjoying all the benefits
and incidents of homeownership, including tax write-off and waiting until
financing and outright purchase is possible. In this scenario, the No.
Amer. Realty Svcs PACTrust™ is set up to coincide with that point
in time when the property can be purchased outright by the Resident Beneficiary.
AS A VEHICLE FOR HIGHER
RENTS AND FREEDOM FROM ACTIVE LANDLORD RESPONSIBILITIES AND COSTS:
A prudent landlord would be well advised to consider making his rental
tenant a Co-Beneficiary in a North American Realty Services PACTrust
in which the rental property's title is vested. This will give the landlord
an ideal opportunity to trade such items as tax write-off, equity, equity
build-up, appreciation and the psychological peace of homeownership, for
such commodities as free maintenance, repairs, upkeep, management
and much higher rents. Each one of these "items of trade" has
a value, and giving up all or some of each one can more than double rents
while simultaneously [greatly] reducing the expense of renting for the
tenant.