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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Using a false LLC to buy and flip properties
Earlier this year I almost entered into an LLC with partners. A tax ID was established, an LLC was established in Florida and that was it. The partners could not agree on terms. I never signed a document nor invested my share of the capital.
Friends have shown me evidence that the LLC that bears my name has purchased at least two properties and sold each.
I am sure that laws have been broken. Please advise. Thanks - Tom
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I think you need to consult an attorney and not a bunch of know it all BP members.
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