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Edgar Figueroa
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What is an LLC and is it needed

Edgar Figueroa
  • San Mateo, CA
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Can some one explain to me what an LLC is? And is it needed?

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Nathan Waters
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Nathan Waters
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  • St Joseph, MI
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@Edgar Figueroa

Its a limited liability corporation. Its not needed to get started and you shouldn't let it hinder you from starting. Once you have a few properties, its worth consulting with your attorney and tax advisor to see if its worth establishing one. I didn't have one initially but now I am moving everything into my LLC. It has some benefits to protect your personal assets. I would listen to some of the podcasts that have more in depth discussion or do some searches on here. This topic has been discussed in pretty great detail.

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