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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
BRRR funds in own name, what happens with LLC?
I'm buying a house for cash using funds from my personal accounts. My plan is to buy the property in my LLC name. When I refi, am I going to run into legal issues taking the cash back into my personal account? Should I write it up as some sort of loan to the LLC?
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Eamonn McElroy
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Easiest to just code cash in as "owner's contribution" and cash out as "owner's distribution" on the balance sheet. No need for a loan. No tax effect.
Shouldn't create legal issues but I'm not an attorney. Cash out refis are common.