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Jennifer Van vlymen
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Investment property in LLC

Jennifer Van vlymen
  • Thousand Oaks, CA
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We have a four complex investment and Have been told it's best to put it into an LLC but in California it's taxes/cost are

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our main focus for that was to protect it from lawsuits ...are there any other ways to do so that it’s protected As a single situation in other words if we do get sued they can’t go after anything else that we own in California

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Darius Ogloza
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Darius Ogloza
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Your landlord insurance policy's limits can be supplemented by an umbrella policy with additional coverage.   We all have different risk tolerances, but my wife and I hold our properties in our own names and sleep well at night trusting that our insurance coverage offers sufficient protection against potential liabilities.       

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