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Amy Atkinson
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Using Current Home as a Rental

Amy Atkinson
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  • Investor
  • Sioux Falls, SD
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Hello, looking for some guidance.  I am looking to move to a different home, and would like to keep my current home as a rental.  It has a great 3.5% mortgage, about $70K of equity, and it should cash flow a modest $200-300 a month at this point.

My question is - do I just keep the house in my name and run the rental under my name? I always hear that due to liability and taxes etc, investment properties should go into an LLC.

What is the best way to turn my existing home into a rental?


Thanks in advance!

  • Amy Atkinson
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