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Dawn Wilkins
  • Investor
  • Aliquippa, PA
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Cash offer on out of state property

Dawn Wilkins
  • Investor
  • Aliquippa, PA
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On vacation in Tennessee at a property I inherited. Property down street looks like great deal. Would like to make offer. I have a PA LLC ( my husband and myself)but don't have LLC checkbook with me. Can I make offer with LLC name but use personal check for earnest money or should I make offer in my name and just change paperwork afterwards? Also are sellers hesitant about signing up for owner financing with new LLC as vs individual ( no LLC credit yet)? I was going to have property held in land trust. Just starting out and this is the missing piece..ie do sellers like to deal more with people or companies?

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