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Offer made & accepted Under Company Name
I just made an offer on a foreclosure and got it accepted. The problem is that the hard money lender will not lend money under the company name but under my name. I found this out after the offer had been submitted and now accepted. Is there anything I can do at this time when I close on the property. Should I tell the hard money lender what the situation is and maybe at closing I can put the property under my name (not sure if this is allowed). What other vehicles are there for me to fund my deal and not loose out on a good opportunity...I will really appreciate any advise anyone can give me.