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Bernadeau C.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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getting a loan as an LLC entity

Bernadeau C.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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Hey all, I need some creative ideas as it pertains to obtaining a loan as an LLC.

I currently started an LLC and I am looking to obtain a loan for financing deals. None of the members in the LLC would like to put their individual credit on the line to obtain a loan as to not affect their personal credit.

My question is how does the LLC get a loan without affecting any of the members of the LLC? I know the whole It takes two years or so to build the LLC credit and after that the LLC should be able to obtain a loan as an entity. my question is geared towards before we hit that two years of building credit. What are some creative options to achieve that goal sooner?

Thanks,

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    Jaymie S.
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    Jaymie S.
    • Investor
    • Peoria, IL
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    I have 5 mortgages in an LLC in which I am the personal guarantor. None of these accounts show on my personal credit. They have had zero effect on my personal credit score.

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