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Aaron Lemoine
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I want to transfer my loan to my LLC

Aaron Lemoine
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Hello BP,

I bought a property under my personal name, and I am looking to transfer to my LLC. The mortgage company said that it was no allowed. I did get the warranty deed under the LLC. Just need to figure out how to get the loan to my LLC. Or if I even need to at this point. Any input and assistance is appreciated.

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Ethan G.
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Ethan G.
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Take a look at the various due on sale clause articles on BP.  Very well covered. Many of my clients have me draft warranty deeds moving properties around and file them.

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