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Mario J Perez
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LLC or Corp

Mario J Perez
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What is the best corporation to set up whe investing in multi family units?

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Jason,

What tax benefits exist with an LLC? It is a pass-through entity and as such, any profits (or losses) are passed directly to yoru personal return via a K-1

I agree that an LLC is best for holding, but an S-Corp is better served for flipping and for a larger profits business as you can have some of the profits earned via dividends which is taxed at a lower rate. You can not do that with an LLC unless you have that LLC taxed as an S-Corp.

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