What is a limited liability company? |
A limited liability
company is a non-corporate business entity that provides owners protection against
unlimited personal liability from creditors and third parties. It also possesses
the important characteristic of being a "pass-through" entity for federal
and state income tax purposes. A "pass-through" entity is a unit in
which all taxable revenues, expenses, gains and losses are passed through to the
owners of the entity. The owners, not the entity, are then responsible for the
payment of tax, if any.
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How do I go about creating a limited liability company? |
The application
form can be downloaded from the Ohio Secretary of State's website.
- Go to www.sos.state.oh.us/sos.
- Click on "Start a Business."
- See "Business Forms." Click on "Obtain Forms."
- In the "Search box, type in 533 - hit enter.
- Click on "Organization/Registration of Limited Liabilty Company."
- Choose a download method.
Follow the instructions that come with the form. You should also contact someone
at the toll free number provided to get verification that the name you want to
register is acceptable prior to completing and submitting the form.
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The
Classic Funding loan package cover letter states that the borrower must supply 5-10% of the purchase funds,
or a minimum of $2,500. Is that amount in addition to whatever funds Classic Funding requests I have on hand
at the beginning of rehab work? |
Yes. The down
payment for the purchase and the money requested to be on hand to begin the rehab
work are two separate issues.
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Is there a penalty for an early loan payoff? |
Yes. The penalty
is equal to the amount of one interest payment for your particular loan.
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If the six-month maturity date arrives and my refinance loan
or property sale has not yet closed, will Classic Funding allow an extension on
my current loan? |
All circumstances
are unique; however, Classic Funding will usually allow a one or two month extension
to borrowers who have made their interest payments in a timely manner. You would
simply continue making interest payments on the first of each month of the extension
until your sale or refinance closes.
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