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Updated almost 11 years ago,

Account Closed
  • Long Beach, CA
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Closing in LLC Question

Account Closed
  • Long Beach, CA
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Background: I have some buy and hold properties but I am doing my first wholesale. I have an LLC in another state where I do business, but want to keep that separate from my wholesaling.

My question is whose name should I wholesale in?

I have no LLC for wholesaling. I am putting this property under contract today/tomorrow. I plan to form an LLC specifically for wholesaling this year. Should I close in "My Name" dba "LLC" or should I just close in my name since I have no LLC set up yet?

2nd question: If I close in my name, can I still get the LLC tax benefits if I set it up this year?

3rd question: I live in California but my wholesale deal is in another state. Where should I form the LLC? California LLC filing takes 1-2 months unless you pay $500 rush fee. Other states only takes a day or two (I filed an Indiana LLC the same day)

Final question: How does an S-Corp come into play?

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