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Conventional Loan for LLC Rental Property?
I've only made one purchase so far, 9 properties at once, but used a commercial loan to an LLC. I am looking at a single property now and the process is a bit different. If the lender is ok with it, is there any downside to quit claiming the deed to my LLC?
I am aware the bank can call the loan due. How often does that happen?
Has anyone gotten permission to do that in writing?