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Creating business (LLC) credit & renting from yourself
ok, I'm not sure what other (sub)forum this would go in, but I guess it could be an innovative strategy, so here goes my basic idea.
1. I have a house worth $140k, I owe $100k.
2. I have an LLC with nothing (no credit card, no assets)
I understand (generally) that in order to initially get 'business credit' for the LLC one must use their own 'personal credit' to secure a loan. So, what if..
I sell my house to the LLC (assuming financing worked - this would mean the LLC gets financed for my house, with my credit, but the house belongs to the LLC, is that correct?)
Then I rent my house from my LLC.
Wouldn't that start the 'building business credit' process? as well as giving the LLC an asset?
Thoughts..??
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Understand that the whole "getting credit for my LLC" idea is mostly a waste of time. LLC's can't get conventional loans for houses, so you'd be getting loans with worse terms, and you'd still be signing the personal guarantee anyway.