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We/FannieMae will not allow for the LLC to hold title?

Jeongmoon Park
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Hello BP

I am curious... How rare is the case if a lender (FannieMae) triggers due on sale when quitclaiming and transferring the deed from an individual to a partnership LLC? Would there be a kind of strategy to solve the issue if the lender calls in the loan due to the deed transfer?

I am trying to decide whether my partner and I go with mortgage or with hardmoney... 

Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated! Thank you! 

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