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Quote from @Andrew Foster:
Hey guys,
So I have an offer accepted, I'm looking to close in 30 days on a multi-family in the Cleveland area. I'm curious on how to go about paying the down payment so that I will not potentially trigger a "due on sale clause", when I transfer the Deed to my LLC. I still plan on personally guaranteeing the loan to secure it. Should I have the funds come out of my LLCs account for payment or is it fine paying the down payment out of my personal account then once the property is paid for, transfer the Deed to the LLC. The LLC would collect rental payments in a business account and make the monthly payments on the mortgage operating like it should. (but mortgage would be under my name still). I've been told to "Wait a few months before transferring the Deed". In advance I'm sure people will ask why I would have it under an LLC for my first property, of course liability protection but the main reason is Taxes, I'm not trying to have the added income from the property be on my personal tax returns. I appreciate any and all input!
Who walked this property for you and gave you the reno budget? PLEASE do not tell me your realtor. Do you know how much the reno should be? Does it have the led cirt, and rental reg, and do you know how much they will cost you? Is it rented aer they current? Any tenants SEC 8 , and if so do you know if they are actually still on the program and current on their portion ?
Hey Bob thank you for the reply! So the first property fell through after I got the inspector in there. He flew a drone and saw that there was more roof work than I felt comfortable taking on, ontop of some code violations in one of the units and exposed knob and tube wiring in the attic space.
I do currently have another property under contract. I am waiting to have my PM and Agent do a walk through (he does pretty thorough videos for me as I am an out of state investor). Here is what I do know so far.
Property is a Triplex with 2 units currently rented ou CMHA. 3rd Unit Vacant, renovated and rent ready. Rent rolls show rents are up to date. 1 unit had lapse in payment for one month. This was evidently due to a refrigerator that needed to be replaced to stay in compliance for CHMA. The tenant wasnt allowing delivery and replacement for some reason. Which caused a lapse in compliance. It ended up getting sorted out and the rent got issued through the CHMA, but there WAS a delay. The leases look to expire, one at the end of this month, and one the end of next month. So I am currently looking to see if they are getting renewed, and if the CHMA will be renewed as well. I do have copies of the leases, Rent rolls and the P&L Sheets. When my Agent and PM do the walkthrough, I plan on having my Agent give the tenants an Estoppel Agreement to fill out so I can attempt to have full transparency of the leasing situation. As far as Lead Cert, I don't have that answered yet, I would assume doubtful from just my little experience of a majority of the properties in Cleveland that ive seen on the market.
I appreciate any and all feedback!