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It's super easy. Just draft a deed (you can find form online) and make yourself the grantor and the llc the grantee and then take it to your county recorders office and record it.
You should also open up your hoa's by- laws to make sure they don't have restrictions on it or notice requirements
Good point. Thank you
I’d look into whether there are any transfer tax implications. Some states have them and exceptions to them.
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Quit claim deed. *i am not a lawyer - this is not legal advice*
Coach
Ehh in my opinion I think you're fine to give whatever deed you want. The deed provides recourse to the grantee but if your llc is the grantee it's not like you will sue yourself.
I am a lawyer but this also isn't legal advice (and my mind can be changed)
Is this a single person LLC? If so I would rethink this as they are not as effective as multiple person LLC's. Many courts are going after the owners of SLLC. Keep that in mind, forming an LLC is bigger pockets red meat, but legally it does not protect as much as it seems.
Coach
Yeah disagree with this. It also is not common to PtV unless you're commingling or not papering correctly / at all.
FYI the LLC is my consulting business. Do I need a new LLC for the property?
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You don't NEED one but I would personally have a separate one. It's easy enough to set one up and it's nice to keep em separate.