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Lorena Bermudez
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International buyers paid in full and need LLC advice - in Florida

Lorena Bermudez
  • Brandon, MS
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Hello, I'm trying to help my parents with a long term rental property in Orlando, FL. The property is in their name, paid in full and I suggest they get an LLC since it's a rental. They are visiting the States to open a bank account so it'll be easier for them to handle this rental without international bank fees. Should I make an appointment with a Lawyer first? or with the bank? and how about getting an LLC. I'm looking for guidance and best way to manage this so I can start setting up appointments and have all the correct paperwork. Thank you!

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