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Jaime Borbon
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  • Hopewell Junction, NY
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Incorporating? Or something?

Jaime Borbon
  • Investor
  • Hopewell Junction, NY
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Hello! So I'm doing some research on incorporating or maybe doing business as an LLC. As I gather info I thought I'd tap into the wealth of experience here. With that in mind... here's the story...

My parents own a 4 story walk up, 9 family apartment building in Queens NY. They've had it for over twenty years and have just kind of muddled their way through with the help of a shady accountant, who let them "keep more of their money".

Recently they tried to use their investment property to secure funding for another project and were denied by the bank as the property shows zero income "on paper". 

Meanwhile, they've grown a bit tired of running the place. I'm more than willing to step in and do the work for them. They would like to leave a stake in the business for all the children in the family. We'd also like to find a way to use the property to grow acquire more real estate investment property. 

Now that you're basically caught up, what would you suggest? Is forming a corporation a good way to move forward? LLC? Would that be a good starting point before moving forward and securing funding for acquiring property?

Suggestions, opinions and advice are all welcome. 

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