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Kulin Dakwala
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Operating and holding LLC structure

Kulin Dakwala
  • Piscataway, NJ
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Hello,

Recently, I worked with attorney and created one operating LLC and one holding LLC. I am in process of setting up bank accounts for each and transferring title from my name to LLC. I really appreciate if can get help on below.

1. Do I need to transfer title from my name to operating LLC or holding LLC?

2. Assuming that operating LLC will take care of lease and collecting rent. Do I need to use operating LLC to pay mortgage or transfer money from operating to holding and holding LLC will pay mortgage?

3. How can I put initial deposit in both the accounts?

Thanks in advance.

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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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@Kulin Dakwala typically you want to have an LLC that will hold title to the property. Your Holding LLC will be the managing member of the property LLC. All rents and payments with flow through the property LLC. The Holding LLC will receive management fees from the property LLC.

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