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Any one have problems getting financing due to number of units

James Ivery
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Looking for help. Me and my brother have 12 rental properties between both of us. We are 50/50 partners in an llc the problem is all of the houses are in our individual names. We are getting push back on getting additional loan even with putting 20 or 25% down. We are looking at trying to refi our existing property's into our LLC. But not sure this will solve our problem due to the fact the LLC is in both of our names. Has anyone had this problem and if so what was your solution. Thanks in advance we are in Texas.

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