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Jared Christensen
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  • Devils Lake, ND
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Setting up rentals as a business

Jared Christensen
  • Investor
  • Devils Lake, ND
Posted
I am wondering if there are any benefits of setting up realestate as a LLP or a corporation over not. I have talked with my banker and they told me that no matter how it is set up they would look at personal and business records for funding, and I have talked with my tax person and they said as long as I keep receipts they can keep it under personal, and my insurance provider said that I am covered on that end with lots of insurance just wondering if there are any other benefits. Thanks