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LLC or S Corp for My Rental Properties

Joey Montefinese
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City
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Hello everyone, 

I am in the process of finding my first investment property and I want to be prepared in case the multi-family unit I go under contract with is already rented out. I am looking to open a business account for the rent, plus another business venture I am starting and I wanted to know your thoughts on LLC vs S corp? Also, if I declaire one of those in my home State of NYC can that still be used for a property out of State?

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Brian Boyd
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@Andrew Freed- S corps are good for lowering your self employment tax if you are able to take a salary. If you are not able to take a salary, then you are simply creating more corporate formalities. Alternatively, you can form an LLC and elect to be taxed as an S Corp by filing form 2553.

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