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Julie Cosgrove
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LLC, who has set one up and why

Julie Cosgrove
  • Real Estate Broker
  • San Joaquin county
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Can those of you who have set up an LLC please tell me the pros and cons of getting one? Do you purchase your properties in the LLC? I saw a post a couple of days ago about not being able to get a loan with an LLC it must be a person. Please share your thoughts

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@Julie Cosgrove

The benefits with using a LLC is asset protection. The problem arises with lending when you are trying to purchase and finance certain residential 1-4 unit properties. When you start getting 5+ units, LLCs are normal and lenders have no problem with them since every property is an investment property.

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