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All Forum Posts by: Willie Flint

Willie Flint has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

I think we will just file the quit claim deed for the house wholly owned to the LLC. The other 2 with mortgages, we will leave as-is as I don't need any risk with the bank calling in the loan, even if it is unlikely. (Thanks Sean!). We'll pay off those loans quickly, then file the quit claim deeds on those as well when paid off. Too much going on simultaneously, so simple is good for now.

I really appreciate the input everybody!

Willie

May I clarify. these 3 houses are in our personal names, not the LLC. We want to move them to the LLC.

Hello experts,

We have 3 rentals, 2 with mortgages, and started an LLC. We are buying more properties for sure and want to do things optimally. Does the bank allow transferring title to an LLC, or will require a re-finance with the LLC "Buying" the property? The third rental is 100% owned by us.

We want to BRRR all 3, but want to get everything into the LLC.

Thanks!