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I have been unable to find a lender that will give my LLC a mortgage. I'm told I will need to transfer the properties into my name, originate the mortgage, and then transfer them back into the llc.
This isn't a big deal for me b/c I'm a lawyer and can easily handle the deeds myself. My w-2 is also high enough to cover me on the mortgages.
Would love to hear how others go about financing.
Got it thanks !
Loans for investment properties are different than loans for personal residence. For good reason, they require 20% down. It helps protect your cash flow so you don't go under, so I wouldn't recommend otherwise anyways.
You need 20% minimum for those. Commercial loans are typically 25% and up
What? It doesn’t matter what your income is. Lender wants every property to have a piece from you
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What are the “obvious reasons” for an LLC in your eyes? I think most people misunderstand the purpose of an LLC and when to use it.
I was also thinking about an umbrella policy
Thanks for the heads up
You’d need to get commercials loans for buying properties in LLCs name and the downpayment would be typically 25% and above. Commercial lenders may ask for personal guarantee for newly created LLCs.
I have a few mortgages in my LLC. Most large banks wont touch it so find a local bank that holds its own paper and will cut you a commercial mortgage, 20Year with rate updates every 5 years to X above the prime at that time. The other option i have done is listed below with title in the business and mortgage personal just need a smart accountant to pull the interest expense to the LLC even though it is going to be cut to your SSN v your EIN
The 20 year notes is why I prefer DSCR - 30 year fixed