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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Choosing a bank account for my LLC.
I have been using Bank of America as my business checking account for my rental property. They just raised the minimum balance to $5000. When I have more than one property, that'll be fine, but with just one property, it seems to be a waste of money to have cash in that account instead of an interest account. Do I switch accounts to a local bank, an online bank like Blue Vine, or stick with what I have? Thanks all!