Qualified Personal Residence Trust (QPRT)
Finance your home with title in the name of your qualified
personal residence trust
Title may be held in a qualified personal residence trust for residential one to four family
homes and condominiums financed with a portfolio loan up to 80% loan to value
ratio. Use of property may be owner occupied, second home or investment. The maximum loan amount for this type of
vesting is $3,000,000.
A Qualified Personal Residence Trust is an irrevocable
trust that must meet requirements under the Internal Revenue Code
The creator of the trust may also be called the grantor,
trustor or settlor. The trust creator transfers their interest in a
personal home to the trust and the trust grants the creator (or grantor or
trustor or settlor) the right to occupy the home for a certain number of years.
All trust documents must be reviewed and approved by
lender. The trustees must be authorized to borrower money by mortgaging
the property. The property has to be either a primary or second home
residence. There must be an expiration date of the trust. All
trustees must be identified and they must be individual people. The
beneficiaries must be identified they cannot be minors.
The lender's rights cannot be restricted and there cannot
be excessive servicing requirements.
Above is a brief summary of lender requirements, additional
requirements, limitations and restrictions may apply.
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