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Kayla Elliott
  • Foothill Ranch, CA
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Who gets better lending? an LLC or two individuals

Kayla Elliott
  • Foothill Ranch, CA
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Hey yall! I am looking to make my first deal and I was wondering how to get the best deal when looking for funding. Please poke as many holes in this plan, but having just graduated college and having no money, I am turning to a HML for the down payment (20%) of the loan. The rest will be through a traditional mortgage bank.

Given the above knowledge, would I get a better deal for the HML and the Mortgage through an LLC or putting it in my name and transferring it to the LLC once some time passes?

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Tom G.
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  • Olympia, WA
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Tom G.
  • Investor
  • Olympia, WA
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Hi Kayla, we all learn the same way and that is to beat the streets. Call as many lenders as you can and meet with a diverse set. The rules change from house to house and ultimately it is a relationship you need. Good luck!

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