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Sho Asod
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  • Atlanta, GA
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North Austin Rental [SFR, Local Lenders, due-on-sale]

Sho Asod
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hi, I'm new to Austin real estate and was hoping to get some insight from the group about investor friendly local lenders. I'm looking at purchasing some real estate under my name with a consideration to have this transferred under an LLC in the future. The hope is that I can secure a better terms now and added liability protection via an LLC later.

I know that such transfer will likely trigger a due-on-sale clause with some lenders which I would like to avoid. I also know that I can purchase an umbrella policy to increase my liability instead of going the LLC route, I would just like to keep my options open.

I would appreciate any input on:
- How investors in the area currently make their rental purchases (directly under their name, LLC or start with personal then transfer to an LLC)

- Potential options or questions I might not be thinking about

Thanks!

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