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Jeff Licciardi
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bedford, NH
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Jeff Licciardi
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bedford, NH
Posted

My brother and I own one rental unit that is free and clear. It is a fully rented two family home and has little improvement costs and a solid cash flow.

We are looking to find #2

Both of us are concerned with risk. I think we would like to create some entity to use for our next purchase and ideally place the existing property into.

Any suggestions? LLC? S Corp? C Corp?. Ideally the structure will be strong enough to support a much larger business. We are both thinking long term.

Thank you for your help/suggestions.

- Jeff

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