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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Jeremy Bohnett
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Issaquah WA & Searcy, AR
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Getting Conflicting Advice from Lenders

Jeremy Bohnett
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Issaquah WA & Searcy, AR
Posted

Hi all! I am looking to partner with someone in building an REI portfolio in Arkansas, and need some help on how to go about the lending process.

We have posed the below questions to a few lenders, and have received conflicting advice. So...I figured I would take it to BP to hear from you all:

1. How does a joint loan (meaning my business partner and I are co-borrowers) work? What is the process?

2. After we obtain a joint loan, would we be able to transfer the loan into an LLC or would a due-on-sale kick in and cause the loan to be called immediately?

3. If the due on sale clause would be an issue in that scenario, would we be able to open an LLC and secure a conventional loan under the LLC?

4. If the answer is yes to both 2 and 3, what are the pros and cons to each? I.e. Is the interest rate or terms the same for both?

5. Is there a seasoning period with most loans? What is the typical seasoning period length?

Interested to hear others take on this. If you don't feel like answering all the questions, would love to hear what you recommend we do. Obtain a loan outside the LLC and transfer in? Obtain a loan through an LLC?

Thanks so much for your help! 

Cheers,

Jeremy

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