On the lot there happens to be three structures.When you buy such a property there is 1 title to transfer.

It's the same paperwork that would be done by the lender (loan documents) and/or title company (transfer documents) in the case of a third party financing.

Your broker might be setting you up for failure---rehabbing a commercial property that doesn't cash flow sufficiently will not avail itself to a refinance arrangement and the collateral you pledged to get 20,000 could transfer hands.

Just an observation.I cannot get into the details of how the banks and Fanny Mae or Freddy Mac transfer the property, but the information I have stated is what I was taught when I began learning about this aspect of the process.

Mostly to understand the LTV as it could be important if you are above or below a specific required level by then.Check also to see if there are any restrictions on the loan if there is a transfer of title.

Jewish property and the Nazi's, Cyprus and Greek claims, Communist countries and ownership transfers.

Would like to structure my next deal with this but I am having trouble finding an attorney or title company willing to transfer deed.

How do I transfer a property over to my LLC if I don't actually have ownership of it?

They need to transfer ownership somewhere else.

Hey I just joined and am loving the forum - I currently own 4 properties (2 homes/2 small apt buildings) in some rough areas in Philly - but they are not under an LLC or S corp, which I wanted to establish for these and future properties - any experienced members have advice on how to go about transferring the ownership to the LLC/S corp with out paying a real estate transfer tax - also which of these is a better option (LLC vs S corp) and whythanks for the help!