Trust Loans

When administering an irrevocable trust, one of the most critical and often complex tasks is securing the right financing solution. Whether you need a trust loan to equalize distributions among beneficiaries, complete necessary improvements on trust owned property, or facilitate a transfer of real estate assets while preserving property tax benefits, working with the right irrevocable trust lender is essential.

Our comprehensive guide covers the basics about irrevocable trust loans - short-term financing without any prepayment penalties or early repayment fees.

Understanding the reasons behind acquiring a trust loan against the trust assets.

Explore the benefits of second trust deed loans offered by private hard money lenders from flexible loan terms to fast approval process.

In the complex tapestry of estate planning and inheritance, transferring a property from one generation to the next can be a challenge. The trust or estate are often faced with the daunting task of not only managing assets, settling estates, and navigating legal procedures, but also securing the capital needed to create the liquidity for

During an estate or trust administration when multiple beneficiaries inherit shared ownership of a real estate property, one or more beneficiaries may decide to obtain full ownership of the property. For this purpose, they must “buy out” the remaining beneficiary (s) who prefers to receive cash for their share of the asset. If the beneficiary

Probate Estate Loans: How They Work and When to Use Them The probate process can be long and complicated; it can take anywhere from a few months to several years, especially if there are conflicts or disputes among beneficiaries about the inherited property. With the property being tied up in probate it makes it difficult

The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, California’s leading taxpayer advocacy group, has filed an initiative with the Office of Attorney General that will restore the right of parents to transfer their home and limited other property to their children without reassessment to market value. The “Repeal the Death Tax” initiative will restore the provisions of two

Navigating property matters among siblings following inheritance can be intricate. Often, one sibling wishes to retain the property, while others might prefer a cash settlement for their share. In such scenarios, a trust loan might be an option as a solution for the sibling wishing to retain the property. Let’s find out how trusts loans

We have officially filed the Repeal the Death Tax initiative with the Attorney General’s office and the public comment period is open! You can tell the Attorney General, “I support Initiative 23-0005.” This important initiative will restore the ability of parents to transfer their home and a limited amount of other property to their children