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Updated over 4 years ago, 05/29/2020

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Xavier Strong
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Stone Mountain, GA
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Quit Claim Deed Strategy

Xavier Strong
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Stone Mountain, GA
Posted

BPers,

Here's the run down. A partner and I created a LLC. The partnership was formed for credit purposes, his credit is great and mine is so, so. The plan is for him to purchase a property and Quit Claim it over to the LLC. I understand only the rights and ownership transfer, and the loan stays in his name. We're planning to "buy and hold" and tenents will be making payments to the LLC.

QUESTION: Would these payments benefit the LLC as establishing business credit for future loan in the LLC name?

QUESTION: How often can this process be repeated?

If anyone has used this strategy in this manner please offer insight.

Thanks in advance,

Xavier Strong

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