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All Forum Posts by: Michael Nguyen

Michael Nguyen has started 1 posts and replied 5 times.

I have another question about lending to llc. So my friend (business partner) and I are securing capital by selling our collectibles. As we sell through these items should we create a bank account with the llc to "season" the capital for when we are ready to reach out to a lender when we are ready to make our first investment? 

Thank you ALL for your input. This community is really helpful and I am grateful to join and be part of this. Your guidance, tips and strategies are very much appreciated and needed for a new investor like myself. I will definitely pay it forward as my experience grows in this fun journey! 

Quote from @Taz Zettergren:

@Michael Nguyen welcome to the forums! If you and your partner are in it for a long term buy and hold option I would recommend purchasing homes in your personal name then quitclaiming to an LLC. This way you're able to utilize conventional loans, each of you are allowed 10 of those. You can certainly buy the property in the name of the LLC but you'll have to use a DSCR product which will have an interest rate that's 1% higher than conventional.


 Thank you!

Quote from @Tanarat Bunchom:

@Michael Nguyen Starting with an LLC is a great move for asset protection and partnership clarity, but it can make securing loans a bit trickier, especially when you're just starting out. Most lenders will look at your personal credit and income even with an LLC structure, so expect to personally guarantee loans in the beginning. Conventional loans might still be an option, but DSCR loans or portfolio lenders could be a better fit for LLCs. Just be prepared for higher rates and possibly stricter terms. It's a good idea to connect with investor-friendly lenders early to explore your best options.


 Thank you! 

My friend and I are starting our real estate journey together as partners. We know we want to create an llc but is it difficult to secure a loan? What are our options and what should we expect if we structure our llc prior to looking into lending options? Thank you in advance! This community is great!