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LLC or S Corp.
I'm in the process of acquiring more rental investment properties and wanted to know if forming an LLC or S Corp is better? Which has better tax advantages, and which business entity will allow me to transfer the deeds from my name to the company's name faster and easier?
I'm confused as to which route to take, so i'm seeking your recommendations. :D
Thanks to all who respond.
Z