As a Realtor with a management company in an LLC, should I put real estate income and expenses under a DBA within the existing LLC, or form a new LLC specifically for real estate income and expenses? Currently, real estate income is going into my personal bank account, and I am behind on credit card payments totaling $29,000. What are the implications of these choices for liability protection, accounting, and personal debt management?

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