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Jason Smith
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How do you pick your business name?

Jason Smith
  • Ford City, PA
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So I was thinking, how do you pick your business name when you are creating several different businesses with many different partners?  How do you keep track of all of your finances separately as you grow?  As an early investor I have been approached to by real estate with several people all who want to be "hands off" and with 5 properties currently, I am not sure how to proceed forward?  I currently use Quicken Essentials but am looking for a better property management software, any suggestions on how to name or manage future rentals?

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Bryan O.
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Bryan O.
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My first business was WTF Consulting... I didn't open it to make money ;)

Domy is Polish for 'homes' so it has great meaning as I intend to hold SFR and small multi's in it. I'll probably follow a similar theme for companies assuming the Polish words aren't too wonky to pronounce!

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