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I am a new/young investor interested in getting some info about the advantages/disadvantages to forming an L.L.C. to invest in real estate. Any advice or insight about forming a REI business. Thanks...
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Well from what I have read an LLC is best when applied to a property that is held for the long term. If you are going to hold the property for short term and flipping an S corp would be best (someone correct me if I'm wrong). I have also read that LLCs can get taxed pretty heavily when used for short term holds aswell.
I hope this helps...I am fairly new to REI and I would check my info just to be safe.
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What exactly do you mean re: taxed pretty hard when nit held for a while? Curious New Investor?
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Flip under an s-corp hold under a LLC!
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