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Jeff G.
  • Investor
  • West Bend, WI
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Seasoned Investors..... Commerical Loan or Conventional?

Jeff G.
  • Investor
  • West Bend, WI
Posted

To all you that have several or more properties.

I have two properties under private mortgages I am looking to refinance. My attorney strongly recommends continuing to keep both properties and all additional properties in the name of my LLC.

I can get great rates on the conventional mortgage side but will not be able to keep the properties in my LLC name. Rates and terms for commercial side are 5-5.5% with 25 year amortization and 5 year notes. My properties are, and most additional properties will be $50K and under for the foreseeable future. So I am juggling in my mind the benefit/risk analysis of keeping everything in my name vs the LLC. With such low loan values the interest rates are not THAT big of a concern but they are a factor. Another upside is that on the commercial side is I can have an unlimited number of mortgages. With a rapid growth projection of 1-2 more properties before the end of 2016 and 4-5 next year this could be an important factor.

So I guess I am asking you seasoned investors with large portfolios what you are doing and your reason behind it.

Thank you in advanced as always BP!

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