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All Forum Posts by: Danny Cerecedes

Danny Cerecedes has started 18 posts and replied 89 times.

Post: LLC Advice

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20

Hi Nuno,

Here are some of the questions I have:

1. Should I establish my LLC in the state I live in?

2. Considering Forming my LLC in NV for the corporate veil protection but does it make sense to do that if I plan on flipping in CA?

3. Do I need to form a LLC in the state I have rental properties. I own a property in Kansas City and plan on acquiring more.

4. Can I establish one LLC with a series of LLC's within that one entity to hold my flips and maybe even my rentals?

5. If I establish out of state do I pay for that LLC annually as well as my foreign filing fee in CA and the franchise tax fee?

Lots of questions and I know I need to talk to an attorney? Some people have told me that it's not a big deal not to have a LLC but I just feel to exposed if I don't.

Thanks for your input!!!

Post: LLC Advice

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20

Hey BP if anyone would like to share how they have their LLC set up that would be greatly appreciated!!

I've already received some info on how to set up a LLC from a different post which was fantastic.

Here's my situation. I currently own the home I live in which is in CA. I own a rental in Kansas City and plan on acquiring a few more. I'm also planning on getting into flipping here in CA.

If anyone has a similar situation I would love to hear how you have it structured? I know Im not receiving legal advice here and that ultimately I should talk to an attorney but just looking for some insight.

I'm considering setting up my LLC out of state (NV) but just not quite sure? Do I need multiple LLC's or one? I have so many questions about this topic but don't want to be greedy with anyone's time.

Thanks ahead for anyone offering some insight!!!

Post: Am I too excited

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20

Your not the only one feeling the way you do. I would think most people on BP have that feeling....its a matter of what actions you take to turn things into reality!!! This is a great place to learn and bounce ideas off everyone at BP. Goodluck to your brother...I've been doing the same thing to my wife too!!! Lol

Post: Nevada Corporation Headquarters

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20

Hey BP

Just wondering if anyone has used Nevada Corporation Headquarters to form an LLC?

Any info is helpful in this company?

Thank you

Post: Forming an LLC

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20

Brady thanks so much for the info....very helpful!!

Post: How can I access my 457 retirement funds to invest in RE?

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20
Originally posted by @Kevin Lillenberg:

Hey everybody- Just got introduced to BP and have already learned a lot just from following some of your posts, thanks!

I have recently retired from LAFD and would like to use my 457 deferred comp retirement funds to invest in RE. I have been told that it can be rolled into a self directed LLC, but I'm not sure if that is accurate info, and frankly I'm such a newbie I don't understand how all of this works. I keep reading about folks using the 401K's, but not much mentioned about 457's.

I have about 500k in the account. My hope is to use about 300K as down payments for rentals (I have the rest diversified in stocks etc). I can pull the funds straight out, but if there is a way to avoid the big tax hit, that sure would be great. 

Any counsel you can give me is appreciated! 

 What's up Kevin!

I'm new to BP as well and live in SoCal but work for the Central County FIre Dept up in the Bay Area. We recently consolidated which allowed me to pull my 457 money out and invest into some buy and hold passive income properties. I believe you can do a SDIRA but I had heard that you don't get to write off the interest on loans you may be carrying on your rentals...that could be some bad info that was given to me.

I ended up paying the state and federal taxes and my thought was to get some cash flow properties into my portfolio rather than having my money exposed to the stock market (just my thoughts though).

An example of one of my rentals is positive cash flow per month of $500. I get the depreciation write off each year and on top of that my renter is paying down the principal balance thus building me equity. My goal is to build my portfolio with as many positive cash flowing properties as I can to supplement my pension. I have about 18 years left of service.

Are you City or County?

Hope this helps brother!!

Post: 1st Flip Finally Finished!

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20

Great Job!! Got one under your belt....sky's the limit.

Love to hear numbers as well and how you found the property?

Post: Forming an LLC

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20
Originally posted by @Steve Combs:

Danny,

Nevada has a good corporate veil, but for small business or a few rentals, I personally would not incorporate there unless there was another compling reason.

You mentioned your rental is in Kansas City, is that where your looking aquire others? If so, than Kansas LLC. If not go where you think most of your properties are going to be located.

Also any assets in the LLC can be attacked if the LLC gets into trouble. Therefore, I would recommend separate LLCs for each distinct partnership or business. I would keep personal assets out of the LLC. But, if you don't have it already look into a umbrella liability insurance policy.

Steve

 Steve 

I am looking to acquire a few more properties in KC as well as flipping properties in CA where I live. Are you saying that I should create separate LLC's for each property (my rentals as well as any of the flips)? There is definitely a lot to learn here....just trying to figure the best route to go. I've heard in Ca that even with an LLC your personal assets can be touch if I were ever sued?

I do have an umbrella policy for both my rental and personal residence in place.

Post: Forming an LLC

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20
Originally posted by @Gina C.:

Hey thanks to everyone for the tips, Hattie, I will use your suggestion. And sorry @Danny for hijacking your post! I'm off to start my own I swear

No worries Gina that's what this is all about helping each other!!!

Post: Forming an LLC

Danny CerecedesPosted
  • Investor
  • Glendale, CA
  • Posts 94
  • Votes 20

Hey Steve,

I'm looking to incorporate in Nevada for the protection it seems to provide rather than CA incorporation.

I own a rental property in Kansas City and looking to acquire a few more.

I'm also looking to start flipping in CA so I will need to register with the Secretary of State in Ca if I'm not mistaken.

I'm looking to separate my personal assets (my home in CA) from business assets and from what I've read it seems that Nevada incorporation has the best corporate veil.

Your thoughts?