I am seeking a realty trust template. I want to set up a trust for my married clients that will own their primary residence.

By InterActive Legal Support Team Last updated Jan 20, 2022

We do not have a trust in any practice system that is specifically designated as a “realty trust,” and we do not have a nominee trust.

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I’m drafting a BDIT. My client’s sister is the settlor of the BDIT and my client is the primary beneficiary. After the trust is funded and the 30 day withdrawal right lapses, the client is going to enter into an installment sale with the BDIT, using a secured note. An IDGT, which the client funded late last year, will guarantee client’s sale to the BDIT. This poses a few questions:

Do you have a template for a NY appointed trust to decant an irrevocable trust into the appointed one?

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