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Matt Engle
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Financing a deal as an LLC

Matt Engle
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
Posted
Hello Everyone, I created an LLC to operate my investing business and provide protection to myself and my 2 partners. By running my company through an LLC I found it very difficult to acquire financing for properties in the name of the LLC while the company is still very young (< 3 years old, monthly cashflow < $1000). What options are out there for me to finance a deal in the LLC's name? Additionally, is there a way to transfer the title of a property to an LLC without the risk of the lender invoking the due on sale clause and calling the loan? Thanks for your help!

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