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All Forum Posts by: Beau Brockway

Beau Brockway has started 3 posts and replied 5 times.

7 unit buildings, property insurance 

I am looking for some advice or leads on an insurance option for our properties that is sustainable. I like replacement cost policies and currently have them through Nationwide but the premiums seem so ridiculous. Does anyone have a larger/more national company that specializes in multifamily insurance? 

Post: Fixed rates within a company????

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My partner and I recently purchased our first rental property using a line of credit. Although our rate is low, it is variable. We have a jointly owned LLC. We would like to cash out/refi. We are told by multiple lenders that business's cannot hold a primary market loan."fixed" It has to be secondary "variable/commercial". We are aware that some investors finance and then move it into their LLC. We were advised not do that due to the owner of the deed technically changing and the note could be called. Whats the best way to lock in a fixed rate without giving up the protection of an LLC???? first thoughts are an increased insurance policy?

Post: 506(b) Exploration and Advice Needed

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Hello, 

My business partner and I have just set up our LLC and are beginning to source properties for our first purchase under our LLC. We are purchasing our first property(s) by using a funding source from someone we know personally, with the commitment to pay that person back what they lent us, plus a 2.75% interest rate.

After having listened to episode 354 on the Bigger Pockets podcast, we feel like we may be very closely resembling a 506(b) approach. We do not plan on the 506(c) approach but would love to get to that after we get to a certain size and have demonstrated our ability to do this successfully. Before we make any purchase, we want to determine if we should explore a 506(b) more formally. 

We are eager to learn and do this the right way, so are seeking any advice or insight when it comes to 506(b) funding/investing and how to operate correctly and legally under this structure. Any advice, documents or web pages that can get us pointed in the right direction would be great. Some initial questions that come to mind are below: 

1) What do we have to do to operate formally/legally in a 506(b) structure? 
2) What are the downsides of a 506(b) structure? 
3) What are the upsides of a 506(b) structure?
4) Does a 506(b) replace an LLC or operate in-tandem to an LLC?
5) Can the initial 506(b) funding serve as a down payment for a property and the remainder of the property be financed through a bank?