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Kyle Meyers
  • Residential Landlord
  • Indianapolis, IN
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LLC Headaches

Kyle Meyers
  • Residential Landlord
  • Indianapolis, IN
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The pros and cons of running a real estate business through an LLC and using LLCs to hold properties have been discussed at length on BP. My question is about what LLC users do to avoid some of the headaches of using an LLC. The specific issues I am thinking of are:

1. As I understand it, an LLC must hire an attorney for any legal work and evictions.

2. To keep the LLC protection it must have it's own bank account, if you put each property in it's own LLC, do you need to maintain that many accounts? Do you have another LLC that collects rents and pays for expenses?

3. Getting loans when a property is owned by an LLC seems to be very difficult. Is there any way to get around the issue?

Any other LLC headaches you have come across and solutions would be greatly appreciated. I am trying to expand my rental property business and want to be sure I have the structure set up properly before I get it too big.

I do plan to talk to an attorney about this, but wanted some input from BP first so I know what kinds of things to ask the attorney.

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