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Kevin Smith
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transferring into LLC

Kevin Smith
  • St Petersburg, FL
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ok guys just to make sure i got this straight this is how it goes.
I own 4 properties that i want to transfer to my LLC, so what i would need to do is quit claim properties into LLC then after that follow up with my ins policies and transfer those into my LLC correct. Also will i need a lawyer to do the quit claim or can i do it myself. I called stewart title co and they require a lawyer for quit claims deeds.

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Bill Walston
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  • Northeast TN, TN
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Bill Walston
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Northeast TN, TN
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Just wondering why you would need a title company. Why not just quit claim the properties and file the deeds yourself?
regards,
Bill

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