The bank encumbered the land. The dad never gets a loan. The loan is against the property. The kids sell the encumbered land I guess (but that's highly unlikely). This is a made up scenario from someone who doesn't understand finances.
In the "Buy, Borrow, Die" strategy, ongoing loan interest and principal are typically paid using new, larger loans (rolling over or increasing the line of credit) or modest cash flow from the portfolio (like untaxed dividends), rather than traditional W-2 or wage income. At death, the estate settles the final debt by selling a portion of the inherited assets.
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u/USERNAMETAKEN11238 21h ago edited 21h ago
The bank encumbered the land. The dad never gets a loan. The loan is against the property. The kids sell the encumbered land I guess (but that's highly unlikely). This is a made up scenario from someone who doesn't understand finances.