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  1. Every American accountant will tell you something different.
    If these are just yours - I would do one LLC with 3-5 properties and umbrella insurance. Whether it's assets with investors or personal loans etc. I would develop each asset separately - of course perfecting the costs in the business plan. I do not think there is right or wrong here.

  2. We hold 5 bytes at llc in my opinion until 7 or 8 is still at the reasonable limit. The costs of holding llc per property are very heavy. Of course, if there is reason to think that the feasibility of a claim is greater in certain assets (poor quality assets or maintenance status is not something) you can register less assets (3-4) but in any case I would not open a separate LLC for each property

  3. The llc definition can “hold” up to 20 properties, the more correct way is to split up and list 3-5 properties in each company, the strictest will open on each property but it is no small financial burden as well as bureaucracy.
    A possible solution is to do umbrella insurance on any LLC and need 3 + on the same name as the owner to do umbrella insurance.

    Good luck

  4. I will tell you this לך To this day I have not seen giants who have property for any company…
    And that the consideration of taxation and costs is a consideration..because otherwise there should be logic in the madness…
    And if you are doing this ... At least you llc a mother under whom llc girls who hold the property

  5. It is advisable to open a separate company for each property
    The consideration is not of tax but of claims but there is a better way
    To acquire the assets under trust
    And to be the trustee of loyalty
    The trustee does not have to find out who is the beneficiary of the loyalty and then there is no one to claim

  6. I think it's individual… Personally I would prefer to start one company for each area of ​​practice if there are several - a company for rentals, flips, multi, etc.…
    In my opinion, the tax and bank motive is more dominant than exposure to a lawsuit… Think about the organizational implications of managing a large number of companies (full of bank accounts, full of tax returns, scattered work with the management company)….