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Garrett Gruss
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Hardmoney loan - llc or personal name?

Garrett Gruss
  • Investor
  • Dallas
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My hardmoney lender told me placing the hardmoney loan in my personal name, refinancing with the bank, and then transferring title to my llc is the best way to go about a brrrr in Texas, as it allows more exit atrategies. Is this good advice? I thought the due-on-sale clause would stop me from ever transferring title to my llc after purchase.

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David Disraeli
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David Disraeli
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This is what Fannie Mae says about transfers after purchase:  https://servicing-guide.fannie...

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