LLC , Limited Partnership??

Hello, I have a few questions that I would love some feedback on. I'm a newbie investor looking to get into business with my Step dad (who is a contractor) specifically working on rehabbing properties. I do the leg work, and he uses his expertise to buy, fix, and sell. What company should we setup. A LLC, or a limited partnership ?? I want it set up before we actually have properties to look at, how would I go about doing this.
Any info. would be appreciated. Thank you very much !!

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  • Shirley17th January, 2004

    We are relatively new to the rehabbing game as well. We have an LLC that my husband and I are the sole members of. We have a contractor we have "partnered" with that does the work that is above and beyond our areas of knowledge. He gives us a fair price and when the job is finished and it's payday, we always pay him more than he bills us. He's happy, we're happy. If a rehab comes in over what we expected, we just pay him a smaller "bonus." If we come out extra good, we give him more of a "bonus." This situation might not work for everyone, but it works out very well for us -- and him.
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  • InActive_Account14th February, 2004

    I would recomend looking into a S- Corp for properties that you will not hold onto for long in order to help limit your social security taxes. This is better explained at ****Must Reach Freshman Investor status before posting URL's*** under Choice of entity 101. Best of luck

  • InActive_Account14th February, 2004

    Now that I am an exsperienced Freshman Investor the web site is http://www.realestatetaxlaw.com under articles "choice of entity 101"

    [ Edited by JohnNH on Date 02/14/2004 ]

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