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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

How can you transfer to a LLC
Hello BP,
Bought a house a few years ago and I currently use it as a rental. I have about $40K equity but I lived there when I bought it. How can I transfer ownership to an LLC without paying off the mortgage or triggering the due on sale clause?
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You would transfer title via deed. You may still trigger the due on sale clause however.