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Rahim Muhammad
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What to do now? Recently purchased three family owner occupied

Rahim Muhammad
  • Hartford, CT
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Thanks for taking some time to read and hopefully reply,

I will be closing next week on a three family house in which one of the three units I will be living in. I'm really unsure if I should be opening a new bank account for rent/maintenance, if I should be creating an LLC or just use my current bank account.

If opening a new bank account should that be in my name and who should the tenants make the money order out to??

Thanks for any help given. 

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Antoine Martel
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Antoine Martel
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Are you managing the property or do you have PM taking care of the property for you?

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