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Jared Liedtke
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Bay, ON
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LLC or in our names?

Jared Liedtke
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Bay, ON
Posted

Hi everyone, my name is Jared Liedtke I am a Real-estate investor in Ontario Canada looking into rental properties.

My question that I can't seem to figure out is for our (my fiancé and I) first rental property should we make an LLC and put our first property under the LLC or should we just put it in our name? Or what would be the best route to take.

We are planning on using the house hacking strategy and transferring into a more BRRRR method to speed things up once we gain experience.

Background,

I am fairly new to real estate investing however I have had time throughout college to learn many things through BiggerPockets and YouTube. I have been learning new things everyday over the past 2-3 years and am getting ready to take action once I secure employment (for mortgages)

Thanks everyone! 😀

Jared Liedtke

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