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Updated about 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Can I personally purchase a house from my LLC
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@Logan Turner This is somewhat of a quirk in conventional underwriting guidelines, but I do know of a lender who will do a conventional Fannie Mae backed loan in this scenario if you are the 100% owner of the LLC and you quit claim the property into your personal name. They will allow you to cash-out under these circumstances with no seasoning. I have never run across another lender who will do this, because 99% of lenders interpret the guidelines to say you must season for 6 months. I know they will do it because I closed a loan about 2 months ago with this exact scenario here in Colorado and I'm about to do another one. Perks of being a broker. ;)
I'm not licensed in CA, but I may be able to hunt down a broker connected with this lender who will do the loan for you. Can't guarantee anything, but shoot me a pm if you want me to do some research for you.