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Brandon McEwen
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Forming a Property Management Company

Brandon McEwen
  • Montclair, NJ
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Hi, I'm a real estate agent in New Jersey under the brokerage of Keller Williams and I am trying to start a property management company but I've hit a few technical snags. My questions are: does my broker's name need to be under the LLC with mine or can I own the company 100% while working under his broker's license, and how else can I completely protect my broker? For example, if I am able to form this LLC on my own, can I take out liability insurance for my company and list him under the policy? I want him to be completely protected.

Thanks!

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