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Purchasing first investment property under my LLC

Matthew Raby
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I am looking at purchasing my first investment property (Duplex) under the name of my LLC. The LLC has been established since 2008. I have business credit cards and a long time account that reports my good business standing. I personally have 1 rental property under my personal name but I am wanting to make a switch to having everything ran under my LLC including this property I am wanting to purchase.

I am looking for suggestions on how I could possibly purchase this investment property without having to personally guarantee the loan as the rent will be more than enough to cover the mortgage payments. Will I need to put 20% down? Should I first deposit the down payment money into my business bank account before applying to show available funds for the down payment?

I just would like a little guidance with this.

Thanks in Advance. - Matt

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    Matthew Crivelli
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    Matthew Crivelli
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    @Matthew Raby

    Business credit doesn't do anything for you, lenders always require a personal guarantee and always look at your personal credit score, even when using commercial loans and buying with an LLC.

    My question is always the same - Why can't you give a personal guarantee?? 

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