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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

What to do when financing property from LLC to own name
Hi All,
Recently I'm refinancing a property from my LLC to my own name. There's a tenant in the property. What should I do about this?
Basically, I'm using the same property management company for the property before and after refinancing. My property manager told me that I cannot change the lease when the lease is still in effect. But lender requires my home owner insurance to be under my own name instead of LLC. If I don't change the lease(still with llc's name on it), will my home owner insurance still protect me from liability?
In addition, do I need to notify the tenant about the ownership change? Since for them, nothing is changed, they still stay in the property and send the rent to the same place.
Thanks a lot!
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Thanks a lot, @Steve Vaughan.