Buying rental property with an LLC (Limited Liability Company) can provide valuable legal protection, potential tax advantages, and a more professional structure for your real estate business. An LLC ...

A limited liability company generally shields its members from being personally liable for the debts and obligations of the business. To accomplish this, it is necessary for the members to distinguish ...

Running a business as a limited liability company, commonly called an LLC, limits the liability to the personal income and assets of the company's owners, who are referred to as members. The structure ...

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Who's your landlord? For many Chicago renters, their landlord is a faceless entity called an LLC, a limited liability company. That anonymity makes it tough to hold problem landlords accountable. For ...

The use of a limited liability company in a real estate transaction doesn’t mean the deal is suspicious, or even all that unusual. But it means at least one party to the property deal took a step that ...