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Old 06-07-2005, 02:25 PM
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Buying 2 uint as an LLC?


I'd like to buy a 2 unit investment unit in NJ. I'd like to buy it under my LLC so I'm protected. Can I do this? Any special issues I should know about? Can I get a mortgage in the name of my LLC or get title held with it? Am I unnecessarily concerned, I just don't want to lose everything due to a tenant issue

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Old 06-07-2005, 05:36 PM
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I'd like to buy a 2 unit investment unit in NJ. I'd like to buy it under my LLC so I'm protected. Can I do this? Any special issues I should know about? Can I get a mortgage in the name of my LLC or get title held with it? Am I unnecessarily concerned, I just don't want to lose everything due to a tenant issue

Thanks in advance
**A: the answers that you seek need to come from the mortgage lender.
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Old 06-07-2005, 06:05 PM
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Well I guess that's my question, I'm looking to seperate out the mortgage note from the title. I'm sure the bank is only going to loan me money with my name on the note, but my thought was to quit claim the title to the LLC to protect myself in case of a lawsuit. I've got a call into my real estate lawyer but was looking for quick answers or opionions until he gets back to me.

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