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Brian Berryman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Detroit, Mi
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Properties unable to be transferred to LLC. Looking for options

Brian Berryman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Detroit, Mi
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My partner and I have purchased 4 properties (all single-family homes) in the past 18 months (3 purchased 20% down - 1 at 25% down). The mortgage company we used was a referral from our realtor (who is great). The lender was also great to work with, but we're now finding it impossible to get the properties moved into LLCs that we recently created. 

So, I believe that we have a few routes: 

  1. Keep the houses under our name, but we need to know the best way to keep our personal assets protected in the event of lawsuit. We have landlord insurance policies on each. Is that enough to protect us? 
  2. Number one, but with the goal of refinancing at a certain point in the future. 
  3. Refinance them. Since they were all purchased in the last 18 months, they likely haven't appreciated much. I'd be worried that the refi costs would wipe out a year's worth of cashflow, unless we'd be able to pull out cash. 3 of them were more or less turnkey, the 4th we bought at $45K and put another $15K cash into it. Cash flow is pretty good, but I don't know if comps would support what we'd need it to appraise for in order to refi. 

Are there any other options that I'm not seeing/considering? 

Thanks!

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