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Marissa M
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LLC question for long term r.e. investing..

Marissa M
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Jersey
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Quick questions-hopefully someone can answer.

I would like to set-up an LLC for my real estate investing business (rentals;buy-and-hold), but then reading through the posts, a few of you have said that properties should be separated into different LLC's.

Should I set-up my inital LLC as a r.e. holding company, mainly for marketing purposes, business cards and my website, etc., then when purchasing my properties create a new LLC (not related to my initial LLC, as would be the case for a Series LLC) just for holding that property in? Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

I would think that you would need a business name to be the face of your overall r.e. investing business.

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