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Yinan Q.
  • Engineering Consultant, Investor
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Two LLCs own one property?

Yinan Q.
  • Engineering Consultant, Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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My partner and i are planning to buy a property. We each have our own LLCs. I am wondering  if we can fund the property with our LLCs 50:50? 

In other words, can a property be owned by two LLCs? This way we don't have to form another LLC and all paperwork and band account associated with that LLC.

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Jerry W.
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Jerry W.
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Yes, I assume you will use tenants in common hehe.

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