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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Business entity Structuring
Hello friends,
I am seeking advice on what type or types of business entities to set up to do real estate investing to protect myself from personal liability, as well as provide income advantages or any other advantages that I don't know about.
Does anyone have any sage advice?
Most Popular Reply

This is a common question. First, the more important question is what type of investing do you want to do? Second, are you investing by your self or with a single or multiple partners?
If you are getting SFR's and investing by your self, you are probably good with out using any sort of entity.
Multiple partners/syndication going for large commercial properties, then a LLC would probably be a good fit.
There is no simple answer to this question. Do some research on BP and if you are still unsure, ask a lawyer who is familiar with business law in CA.
Just my 2 cents worth. Best of luck. JW