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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Structuring Question
Hey guys,
Rather than guess what I should do and have you correct me, let me lay out where I'm at, and where I want to be.
Where I'm at:
I'm personally, in my name, under contract to purchase a $145k duplex
-$25k of my own cash
-$50k from private lender
-$70k from my business partner
Where I want up be:
Refinance 75% of property value
Money pulled out pays lender, myself and my partner
Partner and I each leave 12.5% in the house
Duplex transferred to a LLC (my partner and I each own 50%)
How do I get from Point A to Point B? I'm currently working with a title company and lender that hasn't experienced this situation before.
Thanks!
Rob