Moving Rental Property to Ltd Company

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ificandream

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Hi all,

I am interested to hear if anyone has experience moving a rental property from personal ownership to ownership under a limited company? i.e. Create a limited company, fund it as necessary and have the limited company buy the property at market value from me.

Some specific questions I have:
  • What banks would offer financing for this structure?
  • What type of LTV would be required to secure a loan on the property? Would funding the Limited company with 20% of the purchase price be sufficient?
  • I expect financing rates would be higher than a traditional mortgage, I am fine with this
  • Any other useful information for this type of setup?
Thanks in advance.
 
It is discussed at length here and elsewhere why it's a very bad idea to have a rental property in a company.

Do a search here or talk to your accountant and you will soon forget about it.

Brendan
 
Thanks for your reply. I would be interested in hearing if people have secured bank financing for a limited company to purchase a rental property? What LTV were the bank looking for? Any specific lenders more open to this type of financing?

Thanks.
 
Hi Leo, I have read 10 pages of other threads but I have not found any answers to LTV and financing options for Ltd Companies buying my rental property. Perhaps I am not using the search function as best as possible. If you have a link to a relevant thread that would be really helpful and appreciated.
Thanks.
 
What is your logic for being a landlord via a limited company?
 
Leo said:
@Bronte's is the key point, perhaps consider that there isn't detailed discussion on your specific question because that overall idea is not advisable.
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To be fair we did discuss it, BB was on those threads, can I find it, not a hope, but in my real life experience and on here I've never seen the logic of it. It it made sense I would have done it decades ago. Even the OP never outlined why they wanted to be a landlord via a limited company.

I think the main reason for not doing it was the taxes. That you'd end up doubly taxed.
 
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