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Brian Knotts
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Cash out loans on rental house held in LLC

Brian Knotts
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lexington/Columbia, SC
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Hello all. I tried to get a 30yr "cash out" loan on a rental house I owned for outright in my LLC (for over a yr).... Toward the end of the loan process i was notified the loan was dead since I had not owned the house in my personal name for the last 6mo.

I was able to find non-goverment backed loans for this but only at a 15 yr term.  Terms of 15yr don't allow for adequate cash flow.

Does anyone know of a way to get a 30yr term without this 6mo seasoning period.  I'm reluctant to put this rental in my personal name due to liability reasons.

Thanks in advance...  Brian

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Kevin Romines
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Kevin Romines
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You can have a lender that does Fannie Mae loans look at the deal from a Delayed financing stand point. Which means you have no mortgage or liens on the property and it's held in an LLC that you own 100% of. If it fits that criteria, you can still get Fannie Mae Delayed Financing on the property up to the max. of your original purchase price + closing costs, on a 30 year mortgage.

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