The other issue is that you will most likely have higher loan rates and higher down payment requirements (at least 25%) if you try to buy a property under an LLC additionally you may still have to personally guarantee it to the lender under your own name especially if the LLC is not 'seasoned' or over 2 years old.

They will only give out 1,400 permits for short term rentals and there are over 150 names on the waiting list.

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