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Anthony Wienke
  • Missoula, MT
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How are you holding on to the rental property?

Anthony Wienke
  • Missoula, MT
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So as the title states, how are you holding on to the rental property? Under your personal name or a business entity name like an LLC?

Are there pros and cons to either way?

The main thing I wanted to know is do I get better lender rates with one or the other?

Iv got a major rehab property and was curious if the interest rates for say a hard money lender would differ based on how I own the building.

Thanks

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