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Should I Buy My Florida Vacation Rental in My Personal Name or an LLC?
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Should I Buy My Florida Vacation Rental in My Personal Name or an LLC?

The personal name vs. LLC decision involves tradeoffs between liability protection, financing options, tax treatment, and administrative complexity. Here is how to think through the decision for an Emerald Coast vacation rental.

3 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#LLC#Vacation Rental
Does My LLC Need an EIN to Purchase Florida Real Estate?
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Does My LLC Need an EIN to Purchase Florida Real Estate?

Yes — your LLC needs an Employer Identification Number (EIN) to purchase Florida real estate. Here is why it is required, how to get one, and how long it takes.

2 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#LLC#Closing
What Documents Does the Title Company Need From My LLC at Closing in Florida?
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What Documents Does the Title Company Need From My LLC at Closing in Florida?

The title company needs to verify your LLC exists, is in good standing, and that the person signing is authorized. Here is the complete document checklist for LLC closings in Florida.

3 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#LLC#Closing
What Does It Mean for an LLC to Be in Good Standing for a Florida Closing?
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What Does It Mean for an LLC to Be in Good Standing for a Florida Closing?

The title company requires proof that your LLC is in good standing before it will close a Florida real estate transaction. Here is what good standing means, how to verify it, and what to do if your LLC is not in good standing.

3 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#LLC#Closing
Can I Form a New LLC Specifically to Purchase a Florida Property?
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Can I Form a New LLC Specifically to Purchase a Florida Property?

Yes — forming a new LLC specifically for a Florida real estate purchase is common and straightforward. Here is how to do it, what the timeline looks like, and what to have ready before closing.

3 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#LLC#Closing
How Do I Finance a Florida Real Estate Purchase Through an LLC or Corporation?
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How Do I Finance a Florida Real Estate Purchase Through an LLC or Corporation?

Conventional residential mortgages are not available to LLCs or corporations. Here are the financing options for entity buyers — DSCR loans, portfolio loans, and the personal-name-to-LLC strategy.

3 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#LLC#Mortgage
Can I Buy Florida Real Estate Through an LLC or Corporation?
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Can I Buy Florida Real Estate Through an LLC or Corporation?

Yes — LLCs and corporations can purchase Florida real estate. Here is why buyers choose entity ownership, what the tradeoffs are, and what the process looks like.

3 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#LLC#Closing
Can I Get a Mortgage in My Personal Name and Then Transfer the Property to an LLC in Florida?
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Can I Get a Mortgage in My Personal Name and Then Transfer the Property to an LLC in Florida?

Yes — but transferring a mortgaged property to an LLC can trigger the due-on-sale clause in your mortgage. Here is how it works, what the risks are, and what options buyers have.

4 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#Closing#Florida
What Additional Documents Are Required When Purchasing Through a Trust, Partnership, or Foreign Corporation in Florida?
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What Additional Documents Are Required When Purchasing Through a Trust, Partnership, or Foreign Corporation in Florida?

Trusts, partnerships, and foreign corporations each have specific documentation requirements for Florida real estate closings. Here is what the title company needs and how to prepare.

4 min readKinsey Haddock P.A. — License #BK3253849
#Buyer Guide#Seller Guide#Closing

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