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Shane Moss
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Independence, MO
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Only one property - Can DBA end with the plural "Investments"

Shane Moss
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Independence, MO
Posted

Hello Everyone,

I'm new to this forum (my first post) and new to investing in real estate. I'll have many questions soon, but I'd like to ask a simple one first.

I'm on the cusp of acquiring my first property with a closing date in May. I need to establish a fictitious business name, as I'm planning on creating an LLC and renting the property.

My question is this: Can you have a DBA that ends with the plural word "investment(s)"? I know there are some rules when establishing a DBA regarding the misleading of a customer. Since I will only have 1 property, at least for now, is there a problem with the plural usage?

Thanks!

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