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James Reiter
  • Naples, FL
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Business Entity Setup

James Reiter
  • Naples, FL
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Hi Everybody,

So I am a new RE Multi Family Investor, and need some advice on what Business EntityI should initially setup. Here is some criteria.

1. I will be the sole individual in the business

2. I will be partnering with private money, possibly more than one investor per deal depending on the size of the deal and available funds.

3. Looking for iron clad asset protection, and my business hopefully will provide benefits, IE health and dental.

Someone suggested create an LLc acting as a C-Corp, This way I can reap the benefits of the C-Corp without the insane amount of paperwork.

Your thoughts, ideas and suggesting are gratefully welcomed!

Thank you.

James Reiter

The Reiter Group

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