[WSBAPT] Question on Property transfer to an LLC

[Allen Draher]

I think it can be accomplished in one deed.  I always discuss this with a title officer at a title co. because they are the ones that will review this in the future to make sure the chain is in place.  Allen

Allen Draher

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Seattle, WA 98136

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From: wsbapt-bounces at lists.wsbarppt.com <wsbapt-bounces at lists.wsbarppt.com> On Behalf Of Keil Larsen
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2018 1:44 PM
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Subject: [WSBAPT] Question on Property transfer to an LLC

Hello all,

A quick question to see whether I have the order of events correctly to transfer property from two individuals into an LLC also owned by them.

Two individuals purchased real property prior to marriage as their separate property.  Later, they were married but never updated the title to the property to reflect the community interest.   The wife also changed her legal name to take her husband's last name.  Now they want to transfer the property into an LLC.

Do I need to have them execute two separate quit claim deeds (1) from their separate property to the community and (2) from the community into the LLC?  Or can this be accomplished by way of one deed in which I reference the prior marriage and subsequent name change?

Thanks for your insight

Keil A. Larsen
Attorney at Law
Reed Pruett Walters Larsen PLLC<http://www.rpwlawfirm.com/>
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