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Liz Weiss
  • Accountant
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Purchase Under LLC or Personal Name? Larger Down Payment?

Liz Weiss
  • Accountant
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Hi Experienced STR investors! I just got an LLC setup and am currently debating starting my first STR in a downtown urban setting or something just outside of a bigger city. Besides deciding on the best location for my first project, I am wondering if using my LLC is a good move, or if buying a property personally is better? With so many tight regulations in the cities, I'm wondering if my LLC would raise a red flag on my STR listing or when buying the home. ALSO if anyone has advice regarding a down payment, I'd appreciate it. I have the cash to put 50% or more down on a nice property, but is that necessary in an urban area? It seems like I'd have to put at least that much down to get a positive cash flow in a big city. Thanks for any input!

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