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Kushal S.
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Managing multiple LLCs

Kushal S.
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi All!

First and foremost thanks for the replies! 

I currently manage two LLCs with several properties housed under each. One is mine and one is a family member's. I use management software where its structured for a management company to be managing these multiple LLCs. Because I am managing for myself and a family member, do I have to incorporate an actual LLC/Corporation in order to manage these multiple LLCs? All official documents will be still sent from the respective LLCs along with checks (all money is still individually handled by each LLC), but will make the idea of having a tenant portal much easier. I would like to just make up a generic name for the website where the tenant portal will be. I am in California by the way.

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