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Updated about 9 years ago,
Finance a property for personal use that my LLC owns
Hello fellow BP members!
I'm currently trying to figure out the best way to finance a SFR. Here is the scenerio....
an LLC that I am a member of purchased a single family home with the initial purpose of a fix and flip. The LLC paid cash. Since the acquisition, my wife and I really like the house for our personal residence. The property is still in the renovation stage with about 3 months to go before complete.
The other 2 members of the LLC are ok with me purchasing the property from the LLC.
Question: How can I most effectively purchase this property using conventional lending? I would like to finance the purchase price and all renovation costs associated. Can I find a lender willing to get creative at closing and use a K-1 distribution from the sale and use the K-1 distribution as my down payment?
Basically, I'm trying to finance all the costs that went into the property (purchase price and reno cost) and reduce/eliminate down payment by using K1 distribution from the proceeds of the sale that are due to the LLC. I need to find a creative lender who can help me navigate through these complexities.
Notes:
This house will appraise for lending purposes
I have excellent personal credit
Thanks for any insight!
-Patrick