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Robert Buck
  • Investor
  • Berkeley Springs, WV
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Quit claim deed help

Robert Buck
  • Investor
  • Berkeley Springs, WV
Posted
Need quit claim deed advise. So I got a property under contract that we are going to flip. We did not have all of our paper work ready for the LLC at the time of sales contract so I put it in my personal name. It's a Fannie Mae Owned REO so I can't assign the contract I'm told. Doing a hard money loan which needs to lend to the llc, they are fine with me simply doing a quit claim deed at my original closing and transfer to the llc. The closing/title company seems a bit lost with this, not a new firm by any means. Anyone know the best route for me to accomplish this and am I going to get hit with double transfer fees etc?

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