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Essentially Flyertalk / Re: Real Estate Ty-cats
« on: July 29, 2018, 07:21:28 PM »I just use my local bank and it's a "typical" fannie mae underwritten mortgage. Since it's not owner occupied you will likely have to put at least 20-25% down and pay a slightly higher rate.Do you own properties through an LLC? How do you finance?
Wondermeal or Eurocat. Thoughts on this? Also, do you rely on an accountant come tax season or do you factor in the available tax breaks in how you purchase/rent?
Some people transfer properties to an LLC after taking out the loan but there are risks to doing that. The way most mortgages are underwritten the bank can call the note through a due on sale clause. If this happens you will be required to pay off the note immediately or you can be foreclosed on.
However, I think that is pretty rare these days as many banks only care that the monthly payment keeps coming in. It is certainly a risk, though.
I don't have an LLC at this point but i have considered it. I would definitely do your research if you are considering doing this.