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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

LLC vs. S Corp for Wholesaling?
Hi All,
Many years ago when I first started rehabbing and wholesaling, my CPA told me that the S Corp. was the best option for my business entity. I went with his recommendation, but now it seems like everyone I see in the business is running as an LLC.
Just trying to get some feedback as to why the LLC vs. the S Corp. Any and all information would be appreciated.
PS. I am in Maryland. Thanks!
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LLCs are much easier to setup than S Corps, but offer most (or maybe all) of the same benefits which is why folks are using them. Especially investors who want a single entity per property.