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If I put my properties into the holding company, can I still sell or rent them?

TF Con · July 07, 2026

Yes, you can. The properties go under the company's name, but you're the one in charge, as a partner. You can rent, sell, or use them normally. The difference is that the rent now comes in through the company. Depending on the situation, this can make the tax side more organized. Sales also follow the specific rules for a legal entity. TF Con analyzes the correct taxation for your case, handles all the accounting for these transactions, and keeps everything in order, so you don't have headaches with the tax authorities.

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