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Pass through income to LLC to secure Commercial Lending?

Will S.
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
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Tax season is approaching!
I am a buy and hold investor in the DC area. Currently my properties each have their own LLC, and the taxes reflect the same. However, I know that down the road I would like to break into commercial lending, borrowing against an LLC. For that reason, does it make sense for all profits from the various LLC's to "pass through" to a central LLC? Perhaps two years from now it might be able to qualify for a loan? Any thoughts?

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