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Thomasina Pearce
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York
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Should a beginner set up an LLC for their investment properties?

Thomasina Pearce
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York
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Hi BP family! I am currently reading Real Estate investing 101 and the author advises against owning investment properties in your own name & recommends setting up an LLC as a form of personal asset protection. I know there may not be one end all be all answer, but would this be the right move for someone just starting out? Or more so when they've got a few properties under their belt? Thanks for your help! :)

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