When buying an investment property, is it better to buy it in the name of an individual or in the name of a company?
The tax cost of buying a property in the name of a company is higher than that of an individual. However, for those who have a large number of properties and a large investment amount, they can reasonably avoid risks and save taxes appropriately. We have previously released a video that specifically analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of buying investment properties in the name of an individual. Taking Mr. and Mrs. Yang as an example, we analyzed the different investment strategies for their two properties. Click here to see the specific content of our video. What I want to say today is that if you want to buy an investment property in the name of a company, there is a common three-tier structure that you can consider. What is a three-tier structure? It means setting up three companies separately, and then they each perform their duties to help you avoid risks in real estate investment and protect personal property and interests. What are the three specific layers? How do they work? Let's continue with the investment story of Mr. and Mrs. Yang.
The cross-reference relationship between three-tier structure companies buying real estate for investment | The tax cost of buying real estate for investment in the name of a company is higher than that of individual purchases, but for people with a large number of properties and a large investment amount, they can reasonably avoid risks and save taxes appropriately