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Neal Weinstein
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  • NYC
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SubTo in LLC

Neal Weinstein
  • Investor
  • NYC
Posted

I am looking to purchase an investment property from another investor strictly for the rate. I will make him whole, and I will take the house subto. He currently owns the house in an LLC. If I have him put the insurance into the LLC name and then sign the LLC over the me can this keep the lender from seeing what is going on? Is there anything I am missing? I really appreciate any input.

Thanks

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