There are a few ways to do this. 1: create a multi-member LLC, both IRA’s are the members and the LLC holds all the assets. 2: each have their own LLC that invests into one asset as “co-investors” so to speak.

-based LLC for ownership and working with a CPA who understands international tax implications.

A real estate CPA can help structure your LLC properly (e.g., multi-member pass-through entity) and ensure you're maximizing deductions and remaining compliant across states.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

One thing I would definitely recommend is that any of these major kinds of assets should be inside of an anonymous business LLC that has charging order protection as the exclusive remedy so that in the event that someone tries to target you for any personal lawsuits that they cannot force distributions or take away ownership interest from this LLC that has the major assets, all while giving you the full control of the LLC.

Once you start scaling or bring in partners, upgrading to a dedicated business account tied to an LLC becomes more important.

Hello! Newby here! I have been wholesaling for a few months and have my first few properties under contract! I plan to create a wholesaling business to launch my career in real estate, and then begin to get into long-...

Looking for recommendations for a lender who can do a non-recourse loan for a property I’d purchase with a checkbook LLC solo K. 

A series LLC would be extra unnecessary IMO.

I’m still building the foundation: no deals yet, no LLC (yet), and learning everything I can about wholesaling, creative finance (especially SubTo), and long-term rentals. 

Hey Marquez, I use Alpert Abstract LLC - they are great.