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How to vest a property being purchased through an LLC

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  • Alexandria, VA
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Hello BP Community, 

My partner and I (2 people) have a property under contract and are working through the closing process. The property is a SFH that will be flipped. We are using hard money and purchasing through an LLC. The title company asked how we wanted the property vested, and I am not sure if it should be Sole Ownership or Tenants in Common. I can see it being Sole Ownership because the property will be owned by the LLC (one person/entity) not my partner or I. I can also see it being Tenants in Common because we both have vested interest in the property. What are the consequences of each choice?

Thanks in advance.