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Swat Khan
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LLC Amendment Transfer: Buying Mobile Home Park:

Swat Khan
  • Multi-family Investor
  • Southern, CA
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Question: 

1. Is it a good idea to buy a mobile home park by just transferring ownership interest of the existing LLC established in 2008?

I will buy the LLC and transfer the entity using the Texas amendment (Form 424), In the amendment we will relinquish the current owner's membership interests and to my partner and I.

2. What happens to the title insurance? Can I leave it in place? 

Cliff notes: We are buying a mobile home park. The owner is financing 75% and we are putting 25% down. The seller offered to simply transfer all ownership interests of the LLC to me via amendment (Texas Amendment Form 424) and is wondering if we need new title insurance?

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Christopher Mendoza
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Christopher Mendoza
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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@swat khan There are some legitimate concerns in simply buying the current owner's membership interests in the LLC. A big concern is that you are buying the company's liabilities as well. So be sure to do some due diligence before taking ownership of the LLC. Also, I quickly glanced at the Texas form you suggested. It wont effectuate the ownership transfer; it can, however, effectuate the change in management. Have u considered doing an asset purchase agreement? Take all of the assets and leave the liabilities behind (who knows what liabilities are tied to that llc, e.g., debts owed, lawsuits, etc.)

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