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Quinton Bogle
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When using the brrrr method

Quinton Bogle
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When using the brrrr Technique, dont you got to have the property in your name, not In a LLC, so if true my question is if i keep using this method and keep getting Mortgages then what's the LLC for when the Banks dont want you to put the property in an LLC

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Matt Crusinberry
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Matt Crusinberry
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@Quinton Bogle, I don't know of many people that have commercial properties, 1M and up, in their personal name. I have a questionnaire sheet that I use when calling lending institutions that you're more than welcome to have. Send me a PM and I would be more than happy to send it to you. Again, Good Luck!

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