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Alis B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Central Texas
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LLC Owned Rental Prop Financing Woes (TX)

Alis B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Central Texas
Posted

Beginner's oops! Looking for way to finance my LLC owned rental.

I have a fabulous lender and told him we were looking to purchase a rental property. He sent over prequal pprwork. I didn't think to mention that our LLC was to purchase and own the rental, and not me personally. That tidbit of ownership put a halt to being able to work with him.

Am I looking at going through a community bank? Having an ARM? This is completely new territory as we have stellar (personal) credit and I had not given a thought to not being able to obtain at 30yr fxed 4.5%. Then paying on principal.

This is new territory and I would like advice on how to proceed in finding a lender for my LLC property (we are in TX)

Thank you

-Alis

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