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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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I'm ready to admit this may be a less than intelligent question but could someone tell me is it better to get a legal entity set up before your first deal? Or should you get a track record first then with about getting the legal entity set up?
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Get the entity set up first. It shouldn't cost much in SD, and you'll have it for any banking or protection needs from the start. And welcome to BP!