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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Using a business or LLC to buy properties?
I'm interested to know how most of you purchase your SF or MF homes used as rentals. Are you buying them under one business name of a real estate company you set up? Separate LLC's? Single LLC? I have 3 properties now, 2 in Florida and 1 in MD but am continuing to add to my portfolio in the form of buy and hold rentals. All 3 I own now I have lived in and are in my name. However, as I go forward I will be using cash and investment property loans to purchase other rentals. I feel like I should be buying these under a business. What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing so? I currently hold umbrella insurance for myself in the event I have a liability claim in any of the houses I currently own to protect my personal assets. Any information will help, thanks!