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Andrew Erickson
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Is S-Corp the best structure?

Andrew Erickson
  • San Diego , CA
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I am setting up a legal entity for my real estate project, and I would appreciate your advice on which type of legal structure would best suit my situation.

Important details

  • The property and I are located in San Diego, California.
  • The property, currently personally owned, is valued at $900k.
  • $200k equity
  • I am on the verge of securing a $2.2M loan to refinance the property and construct six ADUs. 
  • Total costs (including capital) are projected to be $2.5M.
  • The After Repair Value is estimated between $3.2M and $3.5M.
  • Expected net profit is $700k to $1M.
  • My holding period will be 2-3 years, but could be extended if there are benefits such as tax incentives.

In light of these factors, would establishing an S-Corporation be the best option? Alternatively, are there other business structures that might be more suitable for my situation? Thank you. 

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Ashish Acharya
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  • Florida
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Ashish Acharya
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Absolutely not! 

Start with SMLLC. 

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