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Updated over 2 years ago, 08/31/2022

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Alicia Marks
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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QOTW: Do you buy your properties in an LLC?

Alicia Marks
Pro Member
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Welcome to our question of the week!

We know there are lots of reasons to structure your business. With different goals and objectives it can be hard to decide what might be best. If you haven't seen our new polling feature on the main forum page, please make sure to vote on this week's corresponding question.

Do you keep your properties in an LLC? Do you use a series, trust or other larger holding option? What made you select this approach?

Do you hold in your own name? What do you feel are the advantages to your strategy?

For those that created an entity of some kind, let us know the upkeep requirements. Many people starting on their investment journey struggle with these decisions. Let's discuss how to balance the options!

Yes, always
Sometimes
No
I don't own REI, I just want to see the poll results

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