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Avoiding Transfer Taxes into LLC
Anyone successful moving a property from their personal name to single-member LLC without paying the Realty Transfer Tax? I prefer using a Warranty Deed vs Quitclaim based on previous posts here.
Here's a case (https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/nj-realty-transfer-fee-does-not-apply-to-related-entities) where Mack-Cali seemed to use the "related party" clause to be exempt, though this seems to be the minority of cases, despite different jurisdiction laws, thanks.