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Clinton Holmes
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How to Structure a Residential MFH Portfolio in MA

Clinton Holmes
  • Investor
  • Arlington, MA
Posted

Hello Fellow BPers in the Massachusetts area!

As most of you already know, MA landlord-tenant law tends to lean one way. I'm wondering, what is the best way to set up a long term, buy and hold, real estate company in Massachusetts? 

I've heard of people using multiple LLCs (one for the property management, one for the holding company). 

I've also heard of people using trusts and even S-corps. For those with experience investing in Massachusetts, I'm curious, what do you use and what do you see as the advantage of that entity structure? 

Thanks in advance for the response!

Clinton 

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