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Transferring properties to LLCs
I am going in circles with regards to moving a property into an LLC. I have the LLC set up. When I wanted to transfer the deed to the LLC , I am told the bank wouldnt take it lightly and call the loan due. My mortgage broker tells me its not possible for an llc to get a loan or at least very very difficult. Can someone shed some light and practical info on this please ? I'm having a sick stomach just thinking of all possible worst case scenarios of not having the property under an LLC!