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Anthony Colonnetta
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Is an LLC or LP better for real estate investing?

Anthony Colonnetta
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I am a young real estate investor who will start investing in the next couple of years. I know you all aren't attorneys but what is better LLC or a LP? I am stressing about all of this and wondering if I have to learn about a LP and LLC or do I just let my future attorney worry about this?also, with a LP do you have to be in a partnership with someone else? How does that work? Thanks a lot for the future feedback! Anthony

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Josh C.
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Josh C.
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Just let your future attorney worry. Just try to make something happen. Why wait a few years to begin? I heard tomorrow is a good day start.
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