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Sold my company

John Hodges
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Hello all,

I recently sold an online company I started 8+ years ago. After taxes I am ending up with roughly ~$6m. I am looking to purchase in cash initially and then refinance. 

I've been looking at multifamily buildings in the county I grew up in here in Central Florida. I have a few questions that may seem silly

1) If I purchase an apartment complex in cash and form a new LLC, can I still use the old LLCs tax returns to leverage the equity in the property? Or is it viewed as a "brand-new" company since a new LLC is formed and the corporate credit is non existent?

2) And what point is a property manager worthwhile? Again, I sold my company so I don't have any current projects and plenty free time to do this myself. Since I'm paying cash up front I could realistically acquire 50 units across 2 or 3 properties within a 10mi radius.

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Of course you could put it a guaranteed bank cd and make over $300k so make sure the juice is worth the squeeze. Not too many real estate deals will cash flow a guaranteed $25k/mo.  Maybe use that money to invest in a couple rental homes first. Something you have experience buying and are easy to sell.  Takes the pressure off to find a subpar deal and lose a million or two. 

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