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Looking to do BRRRR, looking for advice c vs s corp
I am looking to do BRRRR and will use hard money lending at first. Given this, I am going to be creating an corporation in the state where I will be buying properties (Florida). I am confused if I should be going to S corp route. C corp doesnt look advantageous for me. I am leaning towards just an LLC but not sure if I should then be reporting as a S corp. Any and all advice welcome, thank you!