Yes, and L.L.C. can be a owner of another business (LLC, Corp, LTD, Etc). The articles of corporation will just need to state that the owning L.L.C. is a member with ownership in the company as you would a regular person. You also have to have the registered agent be of the parent company (varies by state). This depends on the lender; in theory the L.L.C. can if the lender itself will allow this. Usually big banks won't have a problem with this if the L.L.C. has been established for a few years and has positive credit history. Below are some resources to back-up this information llcsexplained.com/can-one-llc-own-another-llc.htm starpansie.com/faqssmallbusines.html ---This post was edited to remove a commercial link. Read our discussion policies for more Community best practices.