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STR Loan with 10% down and transfer title to LLC

Corrie Winter
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Hi All! My husband and I are looking at investing in a first STR property in the US, looking in AZ, TX and FL at the moment. We are definitely wishing to ultimately hold this property (and future properties) in separate LLCs to protect other assets from liability. We have some experience managing STRs because we had an STR in Ecuador that had previously been our primary residence, but this was sold this year. In other words, STR management is familiar to us, but financing options in the US are not.

Do any of you that have STRs hold them in LLCs? Is it possible to get a 10% down loan for a 'vacation property' and then transfer title to an LLC?

Thanks in advance!

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