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Joseph Agins
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I/O loan to pay myself back after loaning my LLC money to purchase property

Joseph Agins
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I previously loaned my LLC $150K to purchase a rental property (SFH) and I'd now like to set up an interest only loan, let's say for 5 yrs, until the LLC can refinance the property through a bank and ultimately pay myself back the $150K. What is the best way to accomplish this and/or is there a better strategy?

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    Is there a reason that you cant just take a withdrawal of capital when the time comes, rather than creating a potential mess with a loan?

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