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Matt Mariotti
  • Chicago, IL
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Should I set up an LLC???

Matt Mariotti
  • Chicago, IL
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I am getting ready to do my first flip.. I am hearing some mixed thoughts on whether or not to set up an LLC. While I understand if you have a large amount of assets it is a good idea to set up an LLC, I just graduated from college 2.5 years ago and am still paying off student loans. Needless to say I do not have that many assets to my name. My private investor/partner in this does however have assets to protect. If the investment is set up in my name, can they only go after my assets or could my private investor/partner be on the hook as well? Looking for some sound advice here.. should I get an LLC for this first deal under my circumstances?

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