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Ray Martinez
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LLC or Personal Loan - Shirt Term Rental

Ray Martinez
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles CA, USA
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Hello everyone,

I would to start a short term rental business and I've started to look at properties.

How difficult will it be to fund the loan for the property when buying as a LLC?

As of now, I've put away about a 1/3 of the purchase amount for a down payment. 

Is this the right approach or should I finance under my own name?

Also, what info should I have prepared to fund under LLC?

Thanks everyone!

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John Underwood
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John Underwood
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Don't buy in an LLC unless you are paying all cash.

Buy in you name with a mortgage, maybe a 10% down second home loan if you will use the property some.

The mortgage and insurance are your first 2 lines of defense. If you need more get an umbrella policy.

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