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Quincy Ford
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  • Tampa, FL
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When to properly use an LLC

Quincy Ford
  • New to Real Estate
  • Tampa, FL
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Hi all, I am brand new to the real estate game and to the bigger pockets family, but hungry and eager to learn as much as possible. Currently located in Florida, I am looking to get going by finding my first rental unit either single family or multi family. For my first deal, is it smart to set up a LLC right away? Or is this only useful when I have a bigger portfolio and more at stake? Also, if I were to go into a partnership with someone when going into my deal (me and a friend both split the downpayment costs), does it change the answer of getting a LLC on my first deal?

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