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Updated about 4 years ago, 12/15/2020

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Refinance under an LLC?

Kevin Murray
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Hi everyone. I'm a new investor learning about the BRRRR process primarily as well as out of state investing in general, as I'm am in CA and prices are off the chart here. My challenge is all of the cash that I have to invest is in the name of my LLC. For various reasons I need to keep the cash and any investments I make under the umbrella of this LLC and cannot transfer into my personal name. For the time being I'd like to conduct all business under the LLC, but I'm questioning how easy it will be to refinance later on. I have heard mixed feedback on this topic, and am looking for a more definitive answer as to whether this is doable.

If anyone has experience with refinancing under an LLC or related financing strategies I would love to hear your input. Thanks so much.

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