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Ed Matson
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Financing for Buy and Hold - In LLC

Ed Matson
  • Investor
  • Stratford, CT
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Hi All,

We currently have two rentals in southern CT under temporary financing. They are held in an LLC. We would like to put them under permanent/long term financing. I have a quote from a local bank for a commercial loan and am looking for other options. Does anyone have any experience they can share on Colony American Finance or B2R, or other suggestions? We would prefer to continue to hold these assets in the LLC.

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Eric Kang
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Eric Kang
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi Ed, 

You would be required to create a new Delaware LLC and would need to transfer the assets into this new entity. B2R (now called Finance of America, Commercial) should have the same requirement.

Let me know if I can answer any questions for you.

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