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Spencer Cuello
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Quitclaiming a property

Spencer Cuello
  • Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
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Hello BiggerPockets community!

As a first time investor, it has been near impossible to get a DSCR loan so I have been looking to conventional financing. I want to quitclaim the property into my LLC and my lender and I are on the same page. Does anyone have experience doing this in Texas? Is there anything important to note while thinking about this strategy? Thanks!

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Philip Traynor
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Philip Traynor
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Quit Claim Deeds do not transfer ownership interests in property in Texas.  You need a Special Warranty Deed.  

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