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Bienes Raices
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Use a comma in LLC name, or not?

Bienes Raices
  • Orlando, FL
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I know that states will allow you are to do it either way:

ABC PROPERTIES LLC or ABC PROPERTIES, LLC

This might seem like a strange question, but is there an advantage to doing it one way or the other? On my state's div. of corporations website, it seems like the majority of businesses use the comma.

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Chris Martin
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A bank will not distinguish between ABC PROPERTIES LLC or ABC PROPERTIES, LLC. Your bank will also take checks for ABC PROPERTIES.

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