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Ethan M.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Should I form an LLC first, or buy first?

Ethan M.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I understand that it's important to hold investment property within an entity such as an LLC. So if I'm just starting out, should my first step be to find a lawyer, form an LLC, then have the LLC buy the property?

Or do I buy it first as an individual and then form the LLC and then somehow transfer the property to the LLC?

How is it usually done?

Thanks,

Ethan

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