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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to hold title?
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to figure out how I should be structuring my business entities. I started an LLC for the intent of holding title my rentals. I started another LLC for doing rehabs, assigning contracts, and possibly property management for my rentals.
All of the properties I have purchased so far have needed rehabbing. I have been using a hard money lender to acquire the property and then refinancing it to a conventional loan for the buy and hold. So far this whole process has been in my own name, which I know is not good.
Should I be purchasing, rehabbing, and refinancing the property in my rehabbing LLC and then quit claim it to my rental LLC after closing?
Please help!