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Luc R.
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Strategy advice needed

Luc R.
  • Portland, OR
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Hello all,

I new to this and need your opinion. We own rental property in a residential area (not held in an LLC), but we are barely breaking even with less than 1000/year. We like to sell and buy a turnkey property, and keep it in an LLC.

The property rental income adds to our day jobs income and set us into a higher bracket where we pay lots of taxes.

Should we set up an LLC and hold this property before selling it off and purchasing a turnkey one?

Bits of advice on taxes and strategies are welcome.

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Matt K.
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Matt K.
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The LLC isn't going to fix your tax problems and it's going to make it a lot harder to keep investing like mentioned.

Unless you have high networth or lot of liquid assets .... umbrella insurance can solve asset protection issues and a CPA can help w/ taxes.

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