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Carly Grunwald
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Multiple Properties on One Deed

Carly Grunwald
  • Bend, OR
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Hi BP Brain Trust :)

My husband and I own 8 SFR in various states & counties. We are in the process of transferring these properties into a trust.

One of Title Lawyers in Texas asked if we wanted to put multiple properties one deed.  I guess if the properties are in the same county they can all be on the same deed.  It saves us $100, which is nice, but I am concerned it will cause some sort of headache down the road that will FARRRRRR outway the hundred bucks :) 

Does anyone think this will cause issues with refinancing or selling these properties independently down the road?

Thanks in advance for the help!

Carly

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