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Nolan Gray
  • Investor
  • Milwaukee, WI
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LLC for property holding -- SMLLC or S-corp

Nolan Gray
  • Investor
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Dear bp family, I just formed my llc that i want to hold my rental property in.. My next step is to get an EIN number for the company.. I need it to start the bank account for the business aka my rental property My options are to file as a single member llc (smllc) or to elect and be taxed as an s-corp or c-corp I need help deciding before i do before i elect .. how does this work ?? Whats my best option ?

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