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Should I form an LLC to have mortgages on 10 investment properties.? |
I have currently been paying cash for my properties and then taking a loan out on them for my money back after i rehab them. My question is since i have acquired over 10 properties alot of banks are now being reluctant to lend me money because i have over 8 mortgages in my wife and I's name. Is forming a LLC the way that some people have over 80 investment properties. I know the local guys in my town are paying cash for these and pulling there money back out of them after they rehab them. I have an excellent income to debt ratio also. An LLC is a vehicle to protect your assets in the event of a lawsuit and definitely does not facilitate borrowing. Banks generally will not lend to an LLC. The FHA allows an individual or couple to have 10 mortgages. Beyond that, you'll pay much higher interest rates and probably also have to put down more cash. Do you have equity in any of these properties that you can borrow against? |
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