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Dion McNeeley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Port Orchard, WA
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Looking for advice non-recourse loans

Dion McNeeley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Port Orchard, WA
Posted

Hello BP. 

I have 3 duplexes and a paid off sfh. I cash flow $2800/mo and live in a side of one of the duplexes for free. 

Recently I was contacted about a non-recourse loan. I have mortgages on the duplexes and the sfh is paid off. If I do a non recourse loan and put these four properties into an LLC, I will free up my own debt to income ratio and be able to get more properties with regular loans for each place.

I am not looking to pull money out. Just put the properties into one loan. What are the downsides? I google searched and came up with a few things. (Defeasance or yield maintenance for example, I have to research what those terms mean)

What I am looking for is things to watch out for. 

My current strategy is to acquire four mortgages, pay one off then find another deal. Keeping four loans so I benefit from leverage but am not over leveraged. However, now finding out I can bundle properties I may change strategies. 

Thanks in advance for any insights. 

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