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Trevor Neale
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How to change title using your personal name to LLC?

Trevor Neale
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Newark, NJ
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What is the procedure of changing your investment property to a LLC to protect you ?

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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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Quote from @Devin Peterson:
Quote from @Trevor Neale:

What is the procedure of changing your investment property to a LLC to protect you ?

 @Chris Seveney Here we are again! - Trevor, there is a common misconception to this notion. I must have seen Chris answer this two dozen times over, and he does a real good job at it. That being said, if you wanted to change title for any reason you can try with a quit claim deed at your local attorney or title office. Just make sure the lender who holds the note doesn't have any rules around acceleration clauses in their loan covenants. Good luck!


 HAHA if I did not answer this question in the past my 18,530 posts would only be 530 posts. 

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