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Paul NA
  • Investor
  • White Plains, NY
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Questions on forming LLC on properties with Mortgage

Paul NA
  • Investor
  • White Plains, NY
Posted

I enjoyed reading the various topics in RE investment and actually had questions on forming a LLC. So I recently closed on my 4th rental property and currently have all of them under my name. All 4 are financed via mortgage from various banks.

1. Am I able to move properties in an LLC, even if they have mortgages? I am guessing the Bank would not approve of this.

2. I spoke to an attorney and he mentioned I could put each property in an LLC and don't need to get bank approval. They won't know until I miss a mortgage payment.

3.  What about if I try to purchase a 5th property, will the same banks still finance me going forward if I form LLCs?

4. Same attorney also mentioned its about $500 (a property) to form an LLC and of course I'll have to deal with the annual paperwork for the state.

5.  Is there some sort umbrella insurance I should get for all the properties?

Sorry if the questions are repeats from other posts. 

-Paul

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