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Multiple bank accounts on LLCs ? holding structure question
Hi Guys,
Currently own multiple properties (Sfr),
they are spread out into various LLCs, having couple of properties in each LLC.
these LLCs are all owned by and a subsidiary of a 1 holding LLC.
Rent is currently flowing into 1 bank account, all expenses and income are being segregated and and accounted for with QB and works well.
Ive been reading that each LLC should have its own Bank account.. i feel this would be a pain to do..
What do you suggest doing?
how are you structuring your holding?
appreciate your insight.
stay safe.
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@Jonathan B. every attorney and CPA I have spoken to has always told me that I should have separate bank accounts for each LLC. I am pretty sure that if you commingle funds in one account then you may be making the whole structure sort of pointless as an attorney in a law suit could claim that you aren't really running separate businesses.