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Christian Sifuentes
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purchasing a property in New Jersey

Christian Sifuentes
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  • Fair Lawn NJ
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Any suggestions from investors and real estate lawyers in the area on how to best purchase an investment property in New Jersey? There is three of us involved bringing in funds. Should we each have our own LLC on title or should we create an LLC together? Our plans are to flip and buy and hold.

Thank you 

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Have your own LLC, You are the Manager, then you form an LLC with your Partners to buy the property under. your LLC is listed as one of the Managing Member of the Partner llc. this will help protect you from your partners liabilities. seek consul with an Attorney to confirm that your llc will help protect you.

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