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Matthew Dodrill
  • Investor
  • West Virginia
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Starting brand new with a twist

Matthew Dodrill
  • Investor
  • West Virginia
Posted

Hello everyone, I may be finding myself in a situation in the near future of receiving 70 SFH and a few duplex's the issue at hand is minimal legal structure (one basic LLC) and no systems in place for anything, (no rent collection methods, or accounts setup for a business or CC, or anything else you can think of).

If you had to start over from the very first step how would you set it up? What legal structure? A Corp to LLC to LLCs??

What systems would you put in place? 

How would you have rent collected?
  

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