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Brandon Clements
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Transfering Personal Residence to an LLC

Brandon Clements
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Hi, my name is Brandon and I currently live and work in Grand Rapids, MI.

To help explain my question I'll provide some background:

I purchased my first property in early 2018 (single-family, 4 BR) with the intent of living in one room while renting the other three. This has been going well (since August) as I live with friends I graduated college with. The arrangement works great because I generate monthly cash flow and my friends/roommates pay less rent compared to our previous apartment.

Over the next couple of years I plan to grow a portfolio that includes multiple properties (single-family/duplexes), which will be occupied by various tenants (aka not close friends). I've been told it makes sense to own income producing properties in the form of an LLC for liability reasons.

My question is: Do I need to own rental properties through an LLC? and if yes, how can I transfer my current property (mortgage is to me personally) to my LLC?

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