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Chris Hines
  • Flipper
  • Frisco, TX
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Owning a house during flip or being private lender with lien??

Chris Hines
  • Flipper
  • Frisco, TX
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My buddy and I started our own LLC to finance cash purchases of houses to flip. We are working with a local GC under the agreement that the profit from the flip will be split 50/50 with the GC and our company.

My question lies with the purchase of the house. Our GC said it would be easiest for them to be the owner and us to be the lender and have a lien against the house and provide the capital. My thoughts are I would want my business to own the house and have the deed in our company name. Heaven forbid something happens, if they owned it I would have to wait a year (I think) before proceeding with foreclosure on the property vs if I owned it, I could do whatever I wanted with the house and any point I so chose.

Am I overlooking something here? Any thoughts and advice are greatly appreciated. 

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