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Daniel Luedtke
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Suggestions for real estate attorney in No Colorado?

Daniel Luedtke
  • Lender
  • Windsor, CO
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Looking to setup an LLC for a property I have under contract, and for future properties. One main reason is due that my father in law is helping on this purchase. Suggestions for good attorney in Northern Colorado would be greatly appreciated. I assume it would be best to setup an LLC with an attorney, as opposed to doing it myself online (legal zoom, etc), correct? Thanks! Dan
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    Tyler Stephens
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    Tyler Stephens
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    You might consider speaking with a CPA too. Having the right business structure can save you a huge tax headache down the road. They'll be able to talk you through how you will split profits/losses with your father-in-law and make sure everyone's asses are protected as well. 

    I'm actually in a very similar position with my future father-in-law. I'd be very interested to know what you settle on. Keep me posted!

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