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Is an LLC Smart and Cost Effective for Multiple Properties?
Hello. I own one primary residence home and a rental property, both in California. With the recent tax reform and SALT deduction changes, I’ve been thinking whether an LLC would help with my tax deductions and be a better way of protecting myself vs. liability insurance. Is it worth opening an LLC for my one rental property? (I’ve also been considering buying a third property for rental as well)
With my properties, all in the range of about $500k, I’m afraid with the new SALT deduction changes, I will lose out on tax benefits. Can an LLC help with this?
Thanks.