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Transfer a Conventional Mortgage to an LLC: Risks vs. Upside

Steven Taylor
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Hello Folks,

We have decided to hold an investment property in an LLC and are discussing financing strategies for the property and would like some advice.

Option 1: Get a commercial loan for the property under the LLC name and most likely pay a higher rate.

Option 2: Get a conventional loan under our name and transfer the property to the LLC.

We have heard the risks associated with Option 2 are:

  1. The mortgage could be called because of a due on sale clause.
  2. The property could lose its insurance coverage.
  3. The LLC would not provide the protection we are looking to obtain due to a risk of "piercing the corporate veil" because we purchased it in our name originally.

I would appreciate any advice from folks who have first-hand experience with these scenarios!

Thanks,

Steven

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