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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Value in an LLC to buy notes for myself?
Hi all - I am interested in buying a notes for myself with my own money in order to hold them for cash flow. I will likely start with first lien, performing notes. Over time, I might tackle non-performing firsts or seconds. I would use a servicer for the notes.
Should I form an LLC for this business? Is there any benefit to doing it through an LLC versus holding notes in my personal name?
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Bob Malecki
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Yes definitely create an entity like a LLC for all of the reasons listed above, plus most note brokers and funds will not sell to an individual.
Bob