The Truth About LLCs: What Every Real Estate Investor Should Know

In this episode, Ryan and Thomas are joined by Ron Rohde, Esq, to discuss what real estate investors really need to know about LLCs, including:
- What are LLCs?
- Common LLC Structures Explained
- How To Not Pierce the Corporate Veil
- Is Umbrella Insurance a Replacement for LLCs?
- LLC Mistakes and more!
We also discuss why Ron transitioned from residential to industrial real estate investing!
Whether you already have LLCs or plan to create one, this is a must-listen episode.
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[@rashidkhalil4631]

So if you buy a house on financing, loan will be in your name and you will not be able to read the property to LLC name unless you get a commercial loan, how do you get around this problem?

[@d-mannn4022]

What is the best way to deal with a state like California? Currently I have properties in California and in a California LLC. The challenge is that it is expensive. 800.00 a year for the LLC itself as well as a tax return for the LLC raising costs per year even farther. For each additional property in Ca. Should they all be in a single LLC of their own? Is there a better way to do it?