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Nicholas Thompson
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buying the membership interests of an llc that owns real estate

Nicholas Thompson
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Moorhead, MN
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What are the pro's and con's of buying the membership interests of an llc that owns multifamily real estate as opposed to buying just the assets? 

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Nicholas Thompson
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@Eamonn McElroy I’m wondering if possible benefits may include getting around deed transfer tax, property tax not raising due to new sale price, seasoned corporation of wanting to take out lines of credit, maybe easier to assume existing financing.

With that said, I realize you will probably inherit any current or past liabilities associated with that corporation.

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