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Where does anyone open their business bank account for your real

Tony Zhang
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Hi Where does anyone open their business bank checking account for your real estate business/LLC? Any recommendation?

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Dave G.
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Dave G.
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@Tony Zhang the credit union I already banked at was able to open a biz account for my LLC (Desert Financial Credit Union). Wasn't a big deal. I will tell you I am anti-big bank. Credit unions are so much better when it comes to fees, rules, etc, so if you can join one that has biz checking all the better. And I am someone that actually did a stint working for Bank of America accounting dept for 4 years and still stayed at my credit union even though BofA offered incentives to employees...no regrets.

Cheers, Dave

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