Disregarded LLC for Real Estate Investing (What does it mean for Real Estate Investors?)

Published 2021-08-24
Disregarded LLC vs. Partnership LLC, what's the difference, who qualifies for each, and which one works best for you. In today's video, we will be breaking down important information you need to know if you wish to pursue either of these.

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Details surrounding these titles are vital to understanding as they make a huge difference in how you file your taxes.

We will be going over our reasons for selecting either a Disregarded LLC or a Partnership LLC, as each comes with advantages and disadvantages.

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All Comments (21)
  • @ClintCoons
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  • I like your channel and I feel you are one of the more honest and knowledgable YouTubers but the issue is finding someone to do the Real Estate deal under the LLC. I called quite a few agents who don't have a lender to deal with that. A cash deal yes, but not financing.
  • @LAKitchen
    This was so informative!! Thanks Clint!
  • @mdrservicesllc298
    Hi Clint! I love your style of teaching, & you are very thorough with everything you explain. Thank you for making such great videos. I have a question. I have several residential properties in AZ all under separate single-member LLC’s. I’m very interested in starting an LLC in WY to act as the member for each property. Can I use the the same LLC in WY to act as the member for each of my LLC’s in AZ? Would one LLC as member in WY suffice, or do the members of each LLC need to be different? Thanks Clint! Mike
  • @projectinfo11
    Clint thank you for such informative videos. I have watched a lot of your videos where you have discussed which states should one have an LLC for better protections etc. one question that i don’t have an open view on is being a CA resident and own rental property in CA can i still register my LLC outside of CA (say WY) and have the CA property under this WY entity? Thank you again for such amazing work on YouTube.
  • @kenzhukov3853
    Great information! Thanks Clint! A C corp election for holding llc (IRS form 8832) must be filed every year or good 'till...Also, In same scenario, SM WY holding LLC treated as C corp by IRS files annually or quarterly? I see an advantage in some cases to file as C-corp status due to separation of assets and fringe benefits to owner of C-corp llc unless there's major bookkeeping CPA / Legal/State fees. (SFR rentals in NY/PA SM S-LLC, ShortTerm rentals in same states SM S-LLC)
  • Hi Clint, thanks so much for this, it is very educative. I have a question- I live in Texas & I own 1 rental property & intend on getting more. However, I do not have a holding company. What do I do as far as where to create a holding company, having a partnership and minimizing taxes? Thank you
  • @alliesteamc3546
    Very helpful, thanks very much! Can your own c Corp or a land trust be one of the 2 members of a LLC taxes? Thanks!
  • @sachastayswi
    Hi Clint. Thank you for the content you are creating. What would you say is the better LLC structure for flipping land: series LLC or disregarded entity? Thanks!!
  • @alliesteamc3546
    Another topic: as a general partner of a LP or manager managed LLC, how to best protect yourself as the manager of a LP or LP?
  • @maneeshjulka
    Hi Clint, Thanks for sharing the information. Question - Got a few paid-off rentals in Florida, all are in one LLC that has me and my spouse as partners. The local lawyer suggested creating a separate LLC for each property and then put all LLCs in a holding company. What would be your suggestion? I understand from asset pro it's a better way but what type of structure should this holding company be and then further into estate planning structuring for tax purposes. Thanks again
  • @buzybill
    Nice one Clint! If I have Wyoming holding LLC with disregard LLC for each property with the state the property is located. Do I need a checking account for every one of the disregard LLCs?
  • @bz7403
    Thanks for the great videos. What about spouses 50/50 partnership LLC’s in California community state? Can we have a choice to elect partnerships LLC or must consider as disregarded ? Thanks
  • @bartman011bm
    Clint, do a video on using two entities as a partnership.
  • @adam25352
    Hi Clint - thanks for creating these awesome videos! If I may ask a quick question - I have set up a Partnership LLC (Manager Managed) in WY, of which we have an EIN. We have also created a Single Member LLC in SC for mine and my business partner's properties. Will I need to have a new EIN for that SC entity? Especially if I will be trying to set a bank account for that SC specific LLC.
  • @daveandaya4626
    Hi Clint thank you to clarify my previous questions. I have follow questions, my new current LLC formed and registered as solo member even EIN from IRS , how this my current LLC will turn into partnerships? What documents do I have to make to add my spouse as member? Thanks!