25/09/2026
Ever wondered why some investors set up a different structure for each property instead of buying everything under one name? There's usually a reason behind it. π
Using separate entities can help isolate risk, so an issue with one property doesn't automatically expose the others. It can also support cleaner lending assessments, since each structure is considered on its own merits rather than compounding against a single borrowing capacity.
This isn't the right approach for everyone, and it comes with its own costs and complexity. It's the kind of decision worth making with proper advice, not something to set up on a whim.
Worth understanding your options before your portfolio grows past the point where changing structure gets harder.
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