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Updated about 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

LLC ? for first time investor
I am looking at properties with plans for purchase in the next 3-6 months. Should I go ahead and get an LLC before I purchase/make offer or can I add property in later?
Thanks for your help
April
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Hi April,
If you are using a financing that requires LLC vesting, it is a good idea to get started now. That being said, most loans take longer than 3 weeks to close, so you should have enough time even if you start at the time of you offer.