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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do you have a business set up for your real estate?
Okay, so I wanna make my first purchase. Do I put it in my name? Sole proprietor? LLC?
Why did you choose what you did?
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If you plan on holding lots of properties, you should put them in a LLC. But you should also set up a tiered corporation structure. A holding company. An operating company. Multiple asset holding companies.
This will provide the most protection and the best tax benefits.