A viewer asked: Wouldn't you have to sell some XRP to pay off or buy your house if you put all your XRP in your LLC? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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What this recording covers
Claver addresses how to utilize digital assets held inside a limited liability company to acquire residential real estate without commingling personal and corporate funds or compromising the corporate veil. He explains that withdrawing corporate assets directly creates compliance issues, so owners must rely on established corporate mechanisms. One method involves distributing a formal dividend from corporate profits in accordance with terms and schedules set in the operating agreement. Another method allows a managing member to execute a formal loan from the entity to finance a home purchase or down payment. Claver emphasizes that a loan requires a formal promissory note with established interest terms so that the transaction is treated as debt rather than taxable income. He also notes that acquiring rental properties can be managed by creating subsidiary entities beneath the parent holding company.
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