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Matt Ward
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  • San Francisco Bay Area
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All Cash to LLC w/note to sell note for cash

Matt Ward
  • Specialist
  • San Francisco Bay Area
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Hi All, there are several discussions here on BP that reference the idea of an all cash purchase followed by putting a lien on the property through your own llc and writing a mortgage note with the property as collateral.  Then, you are able to sell that note w/o having to worry about a seasoning period because it is not a cash out refi.

I think I follow most of this process (please correct me if I have the above incorrect), but I struggle with understanding how the note to the LLC needs to be constructed in order for me to sell it to a lender or a private investor.

Most of this is based on a strategy by @Andrew Postell

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