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Marija Petrovic
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  • San Diego
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Protecting your assets - Deal structure, Financing & Legal

Marija Petrovic
  • Investor
  • San Diego
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Hi everyone! newbie investor here with few properties in my portfolio. As my portfolio grows I am strating to think about all possible ways to protect my assets and myself from all liabilities. 

I have properties that have conventional mortgage, prroperties financed and with partner (this one is under LLC) , properties under my personal name (paid cash), properties with seller financing (under my personal name)

I am thinking what is the best way to protect myself and my assets in all scenarios? and is there anything you can recomend for me moving forward? should I contact a real estate attorney and discuss this with him/her?

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