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Legal Structure: LLC or C Corp

Sandra Shpilberg
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The first property I bought, I bought it titled to my Revocable Trust. As I grow my portfolio, am I better setting up an LLC or a C-corp? I'm interested in your experience with either type of entity.

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Brian Boyd
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Brian Boyd
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@Sandra Shpilberg As a real estate investor, I want liability protections so you are in the right path with selecting an entity to hold your real estate.

As a tax lawyer, I want pass through treatment to leverage the tax benefits of my investments. C corporations have two levels of taxation and no pass through treatment.

Just my thoughts without knowing your specifics.

Good luck!

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