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James Letchford
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wyoming
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James Letchford
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wyoming
Posted
Today, I went into contract on my first deal for a buy and hold property (with intent for BRRR).  I'm so stoked.

Going forward, I'll be picking up more buy and hold properties to add to my list.  Here's my question: What is the most efficient and effective way to set up my business entity to own this property and those going forward?
  • Does it make sense to have one entity that owns each property?
  • Should there be one entity that owns separate LLCs for each individual property?
  • Should each property have its own bank account?
  • Am I missing something else?

I may be getting ahead of myself, but I'd rather not double back on my efforts if someone else has already cracked this nut.

Thanks to those that contribute.

  • James Letchford
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