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Tim T.
  • Redondo Beach, CA
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Seeking advice - passing down rental properties to children

Tim T.
  • Redondo Beach, CA
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Seeking advice or anyone who has gone through with this.

I have a sizable rental property portfolio (80 units) over three states than are all paid off.

I live modestly and have very little expenses, and have reached a point in time in my career where I no longer have the energy to grow my portfolio.

My wish is to hand off day to day management of my rentals to my three children, and evenly share the rental income with them, and eventually pass on all my assets to my children.

Does anyone have advice on how I should proceed?  I have not yet begun talking locally to real estate or tax lawyers, but would like to know if this community can offer me a point of reference.

I have been told by some of my real estate friends that the best option is to move my properties into a business entity and have my children as equal business partners?

Any feedback from this wonderful community will be greatly appreciated!!




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