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Are there any additional expenses in using an Ensured Installment Sale (Structured Sale)?
By meligan | January 23, 2007
Probably no more so than a regular installment sale, or any other type of real estate sale transaction. The main expenses remain brokerage commissions and fees, and legal advice and accounting. SPI is paid solely by the insurance company chosen to provide the placement of the annuity contract. And those fees are already factored in to any proposal or illustration you receive from us.
If you decide that this strategy is not for you, there is no bill for just talking to us or having us work up some illustrations for you. We are happy to help you explore whether this strategy makes sense for YOU.
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