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Cameron Searle
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Starting a property management company

Cameron Searle
  • Longwood, FL
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had an idea to open a property management company as an LLC. My idea is to take my 3 properties I currently self manage and pay my own company a monthly management fee. Then I can write that amount off taxes but not sure what costs would be involved on the LLC. I guess I could pay myself then the company shows basically no profit on paper. I have been a landlord many years but not the best on tax laws

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Sam Shueh
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  • Cupertino, CA
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Sam Shueh
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Managing properties outside your personal properties without having a broker license in Florida is illegal.

If you met the State requirement suggest you set up your company through a lawyer.

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