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Ryan Haase
  • Engineer
  • Temple, TX
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Company Naming Questions

Ryan Haase
  • Engineer
  • Temple, TX
Posted

My wife and I have a few investment properties but never formed an llc. We decided to ramp up and get some more and decided it was time to create a company. We wanted to go with the name RC Property Group after quite a but of looking. We were granted the name about a month ago and then were informed that there was a challenge to our name. Apparently a company with a similar name challenged our name and won since we were told we had to change it.

Unfortunately for us, we already have rcpropertygroup.com (the site isn't complete yet). My question is, couldn't we just name our llc: Ryan and Carolina Property Group LLC and go by RC Property Group?

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