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LLC questions for newbie
Hi, all. I just bought my first owner/occupied duplex at the end of March, renovated it, and signed a lease for the lower unit while my partner and I live in the top unit. As of now I don't have an LLC, but am wondering if I should get one. Here are my thoughts.
1. I want to protect any other assets I have which mainly consist of retirement accounts.
2. I read there are huge tax incentives to have a real estate LLC.
3. Can I take this first property I have and transfer it to an LLC or is it to late for that? Is it even worth it?
Thanks for taking time to help me out.
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@Moises R Cosme
Thank you!