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LLC mortgage questions (New Jersey) BETA-32 12-20-2007
Posted by BETA-32 on December 20, 2007, 3:13 pm
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I own a property free and clear in the name of my single member LLC. My
plan is to rent it out. I want to take some money out of the property by
taking out a first mortgage in the name of the LLC (about 70% of the
property value). I have excellent income and personal credit and I am
willing to be a personal guarantor on the mortgage.

Is there a way to keep the property in the name of the LLC and get a
mortgage in the name of the LLC for the same interest rate that I would pay
if I owned it in my own name (and still rented it out)? For example, are
there banks that do their own underwriting and keep all of their loans
in-house, and therefore would be willing to do an LLC mortgage without
charging me a higher interest rate than if I owned the property in my own
name? I am in South Jersey (Camden County).



Posted by Bo1953 on January 18, 2008, 8:39 am
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> I own a property free and clear in the name of my single member LLC. My
> plan is to rent it out. I want to take some money out of the property by
> taking out a first mortgage in the name of the LLC (about 70% of the
> property value). I have excellent income and personal credit and I am
> willing to be a personal guarantor on the mortgage.
>
> Is there a way to keep the property in the name of the LLC and get a
> mortgage in the name of the LLC for the same interest rate that I would pay
> if I owned it in my own name (and still rented it out)? For example, are
> there banks that do their own underwriting and keep all of their loans
> in-house, and therefore would be willing to do an LLC mortgage without
> charging me a higher interest rate than if I owned the property in my own
> name? I am in South Jersey (Camden County).

Hello Beta-32, it appears that your question was not answered in the
forum, possibly privately though, there is a lender who will permit
you to refinance and cash out to 70% LTV in the name of your LLC. As
you indicated, you will need to personally guarantee the note as well.

Please let me know if you have not been able to get this done.

Warmest regards,

Samuel S
Intercounty Mortgage Network
Princeton, NJ 08540

Posted by BETA-32 on January 23, 2008, 6:39 pm
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Thanks for writing. This newsgroup used to be more active but now seems to
be rarely used (except for spam).

One part I wrote was,

"....and get a mortgage in the name of the LLC for the same interest rate
that I would pay if I owned it in my own name (and still rented it out)?..."

That's my main question -- if there are LLC mortgages that do not charge a
higher interest rate than they would charge for mortgages in an individual's
name.


>> I own a property free and clear in the name of my single member LLC. My
>> plan is to rent it out. I want to take some money out of the property by
>> taking out a first mortgage in the name of the LLC (about 70% of the
>> property value). I have excellent income and personal credit and I am
>> willing to be a personal guarantor on the mortgage.
>>
>> Is there a way to keep the property in the name of the LLC and get a
>> mortgage in the name of the LLC for the same interest rate that I would
>> pay
>> if I owned it in my own name (and still rented it out)? For example, are
>> there banks that do their own underwriting and keep all of their loans
>> in-house, and therefore would be willing to do an LLC mortgage without
>> charging me a higher interest rate than if I owned the property in my own
>> name? I am in South Jersey (Camden County).
>
> Hello Beta-32, it appears that your question was not answered in the
> forum, possibly privately though, there is a lender who will permit
> you to refinance and cash out to 70% LTV in the name of your LLC. As
> you indicated, you will need to personally guarantee the note as well.
>
> Please let me know if you have not been able to get this done.
>
> Warmest regards,
>
> Samuel S
> Intercounty Mortgage Network
> Princeton, NJ 08540



Posted by Bo1953 on January 18, 2008, 8:41 am
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> I own a property free and clear in the name of my single member LLC. My
> plan is to rent it out. I want to take some money out of the property by
> taking out a first mortgage in the name of the LLC (about 70% of the
> property value). I have excellent income and personal credit and I am
> willing to be a personal guarantor on the mortgage.
>
> Is there a way to keep the property in the name of the LLC and get a
> mortgage in the name of the LLC for the same interest rate that I would pay
> if I owned it in my own name (and still rented it out)? For example, are
> there banks that do their own underwriting and keep all of their loans
> in-house, and therefore would be willing to do an LLC mortgage without
> charging me a higher interest rate than if I owned the property in my own
> name? I am in South Jersey (Camden County).

Beta-32,

I forgot to include (serious omission) the refinance will be based on
the lower of appraised value or purchase price if you have owned the
property less than one (1) year.

Thank you again.

Samuel S
Intercounty Mortgage Network
Princeton, NJ 08540

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