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Armand Farr
  • Investor/Agent
  • San Francisco, CA
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2 properties with different equity splits in 2 llc

Armand Farr
  • Investor/Agent
  • San Francisco, CA
Posted

Just went through a nightmare where we had 3 properties and 3 partnership agreements to file our taxes on because they were in separate entities.

We wanted to consolidate them in 1 LLC for simplicity - the problem is each property has a different equity split

- Property A: 4 Partners
- Property B: 3 Partners

    Would this be an issue for tax purposes? 

    (Disclaimer: I'm OKAY with the liability of 2 properties in 1 entity. I'm more wondering if this is possible from a tax standpoint to divide up ownership of multiple properties within a single entity)

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