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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
UCC Secured Promissory Note on LLC
Hi BP,
I have a close friend that would like to loan me money to use as working capital for my RE investments (I use the BRRR method mostly). Because I purchase in cash and am always re-financing properties with term loans once they are rented (usually 3 months post-closing) it does not make much sense to borrow money at the property level. If lending on individual properties, we would have to likely record 3/4 mortgages every year as properties are bought and refi'd.
One idea we had was to record a UCC-1 at the entity level for one of my LLCs. The entity owns 10 single family rentals which have a blanket loan on them so the entity level lien would in essence encumber some of the equity in the properties. Has anyone ever used this structure? Thanks in advance!