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Da Shiek Woodard
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  • Washington, DC
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Proper LLC Structure

Da Shiek Woodard
  • Specialist
  • Washington, DC
Posted

I've seen some posts on the LLC topic (especially the Wyoming LLC trend) and of course ended up on the fence. My scenario is I have 800+ credit, great job history, and a rental with $300K in equity and cashflow of $900 after expenses. I am interested in the potential of LLCs because of the business credit I can build which could potentially accelerate my purchasing potential. The way I see it, I have the following choices:

Option 1 - Get a Wyoming LLC for anonymity, which holds the LLC the owns my rental

Option 2 - Get an LLC in my home state that owns the LLC in whatever state I buy a rental in

Option 3 - Get an LLC only in the state that I buy a rental

Option 4 - Don't get any LLCs because I don't have enough property to need it and get an umbrella policy

I am officially stuck in the mud trying to figure this out.

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