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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

LLC / Business Checking Account on First Property?
I was wondering if it makes sense to open up an LLC after closing on a first property?
Or would it be okay to simply open up a separate checking or business account to keep track of taxes at first.
Do you even need an LLC to open up a business account?
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For the first several properties, you don't need an LLC. I have a separate checking account for rentals to deposit rent payments, and pay rental expenses. You don't need a business account. If you open one, you'll have to form and provide the name of a business entity ranging from a DBA, LLC, or S Corp, C Corp. all requiring paperwork showing it's formation.