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What Is The Best Option To Go With?
Hi everyone, I'm fairly new to the BP family. I'm excited to be able to communicate with every level of investor and lenders throughout the platform. I have a question, though. I'm about to go talk to a lender to see what I qualify for to purchase a multifamily property. I have a two member LLC, that's 50%-50% with my partner but I don't know if I should apply for a business loan since I want to do this venture solo. If this isn't a good option, what does everyone suggest I apply for? What's the best option for financing and property for my first go around?
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Welcome to the BiggerPockets family @Donyelle Keith! if you are getting a loan in the name of your LLC it would likely have to be non-conforming and untraditional lending (portfolio loans, business loan, hard money loan). Typically best rates are in your own name.