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👨🏻‍💻 Sign Up for My Webinar: https://morrisinvest.com/webinar ----------------- Today’s first caller is buying his first rental property. Is it best to set up an LLC first, or buy first and figure out the logistics of entity setups later? That’s the first question I’m answering on this Q&A!
I’m taking three of your questions on when to set up an LLC, using other people’s money for rental property repairs, and how to maximize depreciation. I’m also sharing some great news for investors on the state of the economy.
The Best Time to Set Up Your LLC for Real Estate Investing This is a great question, but unfortunately there’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. It can depend on financing. For example, if you’re using non-recourse financing, you’ll need an LLC. Alternatively, if you’re using conventional financing, the lender is going to want a personal guarantee in your individual name.
While an LLC is generally important for real estate investors, it can certainly be set up after purchase. I would suggest working with a great real estate attorney team such as Corporate Direct for specific, individualized advice. https://morrisinvest.com/llc
How to Decide Between Using Cash vs. Other People’s Money In general, I prefer using other people’s money when possible. However, don’t follow that rule blindly. You’ll need to run the numbers on your deal. Here are a few things to consider:
-What type of financing can you get? -What are the terms and interest rate like? -How do you plan to pay back the loan? -What would you otherwise use your cash for? -What type of timeline are you on?
What You Need to Know About Depreciation As a Real Estate Investor Depreciation is one of the most powerful tax benefits of real estate investing. It allows you to offset your tax bill by claiming a deduction on the money you’ve invested in your property. Depreciation is based off the tax-assessed value of the property. I would not suggest trying to calculate depreciation yourself, but to instead work with a CPA firm that knows real estate investing. If you need a recommendation, I love the team at Wealthability. https://morrisinvest.com/lower-taxes ----------------- #morrisinvest #claytonmorris #realestateinvesting
About Clayton Morris: As a financial news host and real estate investor, Clayton Morris believes that everyone has the right and the ability to achieve financial freedom – and works to help others to know how to do so. Clayton founded Morris Invest that builds portfolios for their clients and guides them through the buying process, ensuring cash-flowing investments. In his podcast, Investing in Real Estate with Clayton Morris, he offers specific and actionable ways to have financial security and to build a meaningful life. Clayton Morris co-hosts Redacted with his wife, Natali, bringing you news you won’t hear on major networks.
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