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Sean Steward
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Investment Properties and Checking Accounts

Sean Steward
  • New to Real Estate
  • Hollister, MO
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I am currently brainstorming strategies and ways to get into REI and came across a question of, "when I buy an investment property or properties, and I'm not starting an LLC or corporation so I'm not opening a business account, would I need to open a separate personal checking account for my investments that's separate from my other personal account used for personal expenses?

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Sher J.
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Sher J.
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  • Atlanta, GA
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 you can open a business account. Start by getting  an EIN (tax federal number) sole prop. Choose your bank, open a business account, use the EIN and begin running your business through the account. 

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