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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

First Rental and Business
If you have one rental should you put it under the name of a business? When do you typically want to separate your properties from your personal stuff?
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@Kyle Johnson Yes, put your rental properties under a business. Your rental investments are for business, so you will want to keep it that way. This will protect you in case things go south. You should have all investment properties bought under your LLC.