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Asset Protection & Entity Structuring

John Gomez
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I currently own two SF rental properties as well as my primary residence. Everything is currently in my name. I would like to setup an LLC for each of the rental properties and create a trust and put all property into it. I am looking for some recommendations on the best way to do this or suggestions on if this is the best way to structure. Go it alone by using legal zoom or similar to create LLC's and then have an attorney create the trust? I know there are some all encompassing services out there but they are quite expensive. I am also wondering if having properties in an LLC creates an opportunity for a Business LOC for another investment property.

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