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Tyler Duzick
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Investing with an existing business

Tyler Duzick
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Jacksonville, FL
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So I own a business in the state of florida set up as an s corp. My question is could I use that structure to invest in rental properties out of state? I dont want to just invest as me personally without structure (liability reasons) really dont want to start a whole separate entity if I dont need to.

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Jake Hottenrott
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Jake Hottenrott
  • CPA
  • Belleville, IL
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@Tyler Duzick - Good morning (where I'm at)! While you COULD technically use your S Corp to invest in passive real estate, it's almost never advised from a tax perspective.  The potential cost of additional taxes from the S Corp structure would likely be much higher than the cost of setting up a new entity.  You may potentially be the exception to every rule, so I'd recommend sitting down with a tax professional and assessing your situation to see what's best for you.  

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