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Jonathan James Look
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Berkeley, CA
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How to structure your LLCs for real estate & other ventures

Jonathan James Look
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Berkeley, CA
Posted

Hi All,

I want to create an LLC structure for various investment and property holdings. I already have a couple of properties in different states, and I'm also wanting to participate in syndications and other ventures. How have you structured your businesses both from an asset protection and organizational model? And yes, to be discussed further with a lawyer, but even lawyers can have different recommendations.

Currently, I'm thinking one model such as:

- Manager managed LLC holding company

- Member managed LLC per property or portfolio of properties (I know this depends on the investor and their risk tolerance, property type, etc)

- Member managed LLC for syndication deals, etc. Perhaps this should be siloed further per deal? Or does it make more sense to just use the holding company for these types of deals?

Thanks for the help/discussion!

- Jonathan

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