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P M
  • Homeowner
  • Jersey City, NJ
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How to act as 'propert manager' without an llc

P M
  • Homeowner
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Probably somewhat of a newbie question, any advice would be great.

I have read more than a few places to refer to yourself as the Property Manager rather than the Owner, which sounds like excellent advice.

Now, how do I go about doing this when I do not have a company or another name to recieve checks addressed to?

I currently have only one building, would it be a good thing to establish an LLC this early into things?

Not sure how to handle this once I must let the tenant know who to make the checks out to.

What to do in this situation?

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