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Aaron Westerburg
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Selling Real Estate vs. Selling an LLC

Aaron Westerburg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hudson, OH
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Are there any tax benefits to doing fix n flips where you sell the LLC that the property is held in vs. selling the actual real estate?

Example: Purchase and rehab a house in an LLC, then sell the LLC.

Example: Purchase and rehab a house in an LLC, then sell the real estate.

Let's say I flip 10 houses in a year, is there a tax benefit if I sell the LLC's or the real estate?

Thanks for your input,

Aaron

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Most investors won't want your LLC, since they can't be sure what potential liabilities might be out there.

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