Hey everyone! I’m pretty new to the multifamily space and trying to soak up as much as I can from the people actually buying deals right now — not just YouTube theories.
I’d love to hear directly from experienced mult...

I am told this doesn't usually trigger a due on sale clause if there are no late payments.

Some say that kind of leverage has dried up, others say it depends on the deal.

There will be no change in management, no new members added, and no amendments made to the LLC structure just a transfer of membership interest from personal to trust, where serves as trustee.Would this transfer of the LLC into the Trust trigger the due on sale clause under the commercial loan terms?

We use a standard residential washer/dryer, which isn't fast or efficient for large loads.No reliable outsourcing: Local dry cleaners usually take 3–5 days to return items, even if we drop them off right after checkout—which doesn’t work for tight turnarounds.

I am thinking not to move this Xyz LLC into new revocable trust(trigger a due-on-sale clause with the lender)I will add this Xyz LLC in future when mortgage is paid off after few years.Can I modify and edit this new revocable living trust in the future?

Hi @Katie Nguyen, A big withdrawal like that can trigger significant taxes unless you have offsetting losses or strategic deductions.

There was a ton of them from around 2012 - 2016, but short sales dried up since then and many realtors moved on.

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Its a 2800 square foot house that needs some pool work and dry rot but most likely nothing over $20k.