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Kyle Lauriano
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Doylestown, PA
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Operating an LLC - Can I Finance my Deal Personally?

Kyle Lauriano
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Doylestown, PA
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Dear Lenders, 

I am looking to run my real estate business under an LLC, am I able to finance my 1st deal through my name, and supply the title, etc. through my LLC? This way I can utilize lower rates (aiming for the BRRRR strategy), while still being protected under an LLC and umbrella policy.

I will be financing my deals in the Lehigh Valley, PA area, so please let me know if this is a possibility? 

Otherwise, what are the best strategies for lowering your rates, increasing your term, etc. under an LLC--coming from someone looking to dive-in without much liquidity.

Also, I have heard that utilizing your first few properties without a legal entity and utilize umbrella insurance, then transfer them to an LLC (but I understand the taxation side isn't pleasant).

Thanks for your time, appreciate it.

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