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Tax advantages from LLC

Brad Hillman
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  • Colorado Springs, CO
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I currently have three rental homes in Colorado and two duplexes in Minneapolis. If my occupancy rate is up I have good positive cash flow. I'm looking into LLCs and the advantage of one LLC for all properties or 5 separate LLCs, but specifically my question is about what tax advantages might I gain through an LLC? I'm new to the LLC world.

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Jeff Rabinowitz
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LLCs do not provide tax advantages. The income that the LLC earns passes through to the owner. Most people who use them for their rentals use them because they can provide Liability protection if used correctly. However, many investors who use them for this purpose are not very careful with them. LLCs can be easily pierced in a lawsuit if used improperly. Adequate insurance can provide much of the protection of an LLC. It is best to consult professionals: your lawyer, accountant, and insurance agent to see how LLCs might affect your specific situation.

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