Frequently Asked Questions for Establishing a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for Real Estate

Many of our clients call us and meet with us to discuss their goals of establishing and operating a limited liability company (LLC) for real estate in Georgetown, Texas, San Antonio, Texas, and all of New Mexico.

Man breaks ceiling drywall while doing DIYWhat are the benefits of putting the house in an LLC?

Members of an LLC have limited liability and are free to participate in management of the company. Generally, the liability of the members is limited to their investment. A judgment against the LLC entity does not extend to personal liability of the individual. The individual’s other assets are not up for grabs.

What are the disadvantages?

Persons contemplating forming an LLC are well advised to consult competent legal counsel. Some people think that attorneys are arrogant. Some people don’t like to pay legal fees for legal services. Some people don’t understand how a business entity works. Some people don’t like to treat a business entity like a separate individual.

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We would be happy to discuss your individual facts and circumstances analyze your how your specific situation is affected by the following question, and give you professional legal advice after you decide to hire this law firm and pay your legal fees. Before you decide to hire us to provide you legal services, you may want to read the following educational information.

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Call Marquardt Law Firm, P.C. at 210-530-4278 in San Antonio, Texas when you have decided to start your business and hire an attorney to receive legal representation and advocacy to limit your liability.

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