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John Burke
  • Wake Forest, NC
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Can anyone in an LLC close on a property for the LLC? NC

John Burke
  • Wake Forest, NC
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I'm trying to start real estate investing, but Covid has kept me out of the US for 14 months at this point. I can get a POA made, but it takes two months for the POA to arrive once mailed. I've found a way to make an LLC with my wife and I as the members. I just want to be certain that she will be able to close on properties before I go through the process and pay for the creation of the LLC. We live in and will be investing in North Carolina. The company I'm working with to form the LLC told me to reach out to a closing attorney to confirm, but my attorney was already out of the office by the time I woke up for work. Any information would be appreciated.

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