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Eva Mackowski
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Granbury, TX
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Looking to buy my first rental property, can i buy under my llc?

Eva Mackowski
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Granbury, TX
Posted

Hi Everybody,

I'm in Texas, and looking to buy my first rental property.  I've done some due diligence and found a couple of homes that would be good deals.  No work on them, and are currently vacant.    

My question is there a way to buy the rental under my LLC, or do I just buy under my name and have a title company transfer to the LLC? If I do that, does that protect my personal assets in the event a renter tries to sue? How do I protect my personal assets?

I appreciate any and all advice on how to do this.

Conventional mortgage wants me to put the rental under my personal name, and then go to a title company and switch the title info to the llc, but the loan info is still under my personal info.

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