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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

No LLC - mortgage payment fine print
hey so -
I turned my first SFH into a rental.. I'm not making leaps and bounds of money off it by any means but it's a start!
my question is - i'm going to be opening a business account to try to keep all funds separate.. but i'm not going to LLC it just yet..
wouldn't the fine print of the payments then be using a business account to fund a personal property?
and that would also bring into question for me, what should i start putting on my business account for tax purposes? phone bill? property management payments?
thank you guys for all the help!