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Tucker Cummings
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Legal Structure for Rental & Wholesale Operations

Tucker Cummings
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I own 9 rental houses which cover all of my living expenses. Along the way of acquiring those, I sometimes came across a deal that wasn't for me, so would wholesale it out to a friend or another investor. I'm considering going into real estate full time.

I already have my rentals wrapped up in an LLC, but if I were to start wholesaling more would I wrap that into the same LLC or should I start a separate entity? If I should keep them separate, should that also be an LLC, S-Corp or something else?

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Ashish Acharya
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Ashish Acharya
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Originally posted by @Tucker Cummings:

I own 9 rental houses which cover all of my living expenses. Along the way of acquiring those, I sometimes came across a deal that wasn't for me, so would wholesale it out to a friend or another investor. I'm considering going into real estate full time.

I already have my rentals wrapped up in an LLC, but if I were to start wholesaling more would I wrap that into the same LLC or should I start a separate entity? If I should keep them separate, should that also be an LLC, S-Corp or something else?

This is awesome. I am sure an attorney will chime into the legal issue here. 

From a very basic tax standpoint, if you think you are going to excel at wholesaling, you would need another entity and will eventually tax as S-corp. 

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