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Ryan Dusel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Norfolk, NE
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L.L.C. owned property disqualifying first -time home owner?

Ryan Dusel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Norfolk, NE
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My partner and I are deciding on whether or not to team up and start an LLC to purchase property together. I already own several SFH, while he does not. He asked a question that really stumped me. First off, we both rent small apartments. If our property is owned through an LLC would that disqualify him from the advantages of a first time home buyer when he purchases his own personal residence in the future? If it does disqualify him, he was not worried, but I just thought it was an interesting question to ask!

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