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Rich Sutherland
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Creating an LLC for each rental

Rich Sutherland
  • Stratford, CT
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Hello All,

I am trying to purchase my first rental and I was hoping to place the rental into an LLC after I bought it. I would be buying it and then changing it over later to the LLC. I was just informed that this doesn't work or Banks don't approve it.

Does anyone have any thoughts, I'd rather not do a commercial loan, in regards to moving it over And does it actually cover me at all in an LLC in this situation.

Thanks for your assistance. 

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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@Rich Sutherland IMO LLC's are overrated in many situations. If it is an apartment building by all means do the LLC. For a SFR or duplex I have those in my name. My apartment building is in an LLC. Carry a big umbrella policy for liability insurance. All the best!

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