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Placing House back into LLC

Jay Charles
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Hello, 

So, I have a rental property that I want to place in my LLC however my mortgage has a due at sales clause. Is there a way to place my property in my LLC without triggering a due at sales clause?

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Hi Jay,

There are some other options on moving the property into a structure without triggering the due on sale clause. This could be accomplished by using a Trust so you do not move the property directly into the LLC. I have assisted many investors with this process.


 Hello Richard,

What would be the difference in putting a property in a Trust versus directly in an LLC. Also, when putting a property in a Trust would the property have asset protection as it would if it were directly in an LLC?

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