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Brent F.
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Funding new company

Brent F.
  • Delaware
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I'm just getting into flipping real estate. I formed the LLC and have the offer in on the house. Now I'm not sure how I should fund the rehab cost. My initial thought was to transfer 25k into the LLC threw my personal account. This is what I'm leaning towards.

My second idea was to get a loan out for the rehab cost to keep as much of my personal money in the bank as possible.

What do you guys think?