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Company Structure syndicate & non-syndicate multifamily investing

Sam K.
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I am a new investor planning to scale my real-estate investments starting with multi-family syndicate deals, where I will get fixed income and venture into single/multi-family homes (through loans) in the future. What would be a good company structure to start this journey? The properties will be in Texas DFW Metroplex. I am researching about Wyoming LLC, owning my Texas LLC, which owns the properties OR owning them in a personal name ...

What should be the ideal structure and what can be the simple structure to get started.

PS: My syndication investments are focused on cost aggregation and bonus depreciation

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