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Tyler Frost
  • Flipper
  • Cullman, AL
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Questions for Lawyer Startup

Tyler Frost
  • Flipper
  • Cullman, AL
Posted

Okay folks, I'm taking the plunge. I have dabbled in real estate for a few years but I am about to take the leap and make real estate investing my full time gig. I have a meeting with a real estate attorney and my accountant later this week to get LLCs and so forth setup. Primarily looking to get as much protection and layers as possible on the front end to prevent costly issues down the road. What are the most important questions you think I should be asking my attorney and accountant at this early phase of the process? Broad ideas and anyone with specific knowledge of Alabama are both greatly appreciated!

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