Limited Liability Companies
Finance your home with title in the name of your LLC
Limited liability company (LLC) is an entity formed under state law by filing articles of organization. Unlike a partnership, the members of an LLC are not personally liable for its debts.
Limited Liability Companies can be classed either as a partnerships or a corporations. A single member LLC may elect to be classed as a corporation or a sole proprietorship. Normally (for mortgage financing purposes) there can be no more than four members who are all natural persons.
Documents needed include:
Borrower's Certificate
Certificate of Authority
Resolution that allows the LLC to borrow money
Operation Agreement or Limited Liability Company Agreement with all amendments
Articles of Organization or Certificate of Formation with all amendments
Certificate of Organization, Certificate of Good Standing, or Certificate of Status
Fictitious Business Name Statement or Certification of Name Filing
Above is a brief summary limited liability corporations and lender requirements, additional requirements, limitations and restrictions may apply.