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Real estate llc for property
Does each property a buy have to be in their own llc or can they all be in one llc
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Disclaimer: I am an attorney, but I am not your attorney. This is not legal advice, just friendly information.
One of the great things about LLCs is their flexibility. An LLC can hold many properties, or just one. LLCs act as a silo - limiting liability to those assets within the LLC. Multiple properties within a single LLC will be subject to judgments against that LLC. It's really a question of risk tolerance.