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For an investor who buys and flips homes, is it wise to draw up a will for each property?

For an investor who buys and flips homes, is it wise to draw up a will for each property?

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It would be wise to draw up a living will, but to do it for each property would kill you with attorney fees. write up a will with a line or two covering property held at death.

It depends if the investor is a single entity or part of a company. If single, I would think it would be a good idea, though I'd never thought of it before.

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