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Where Should I Form The LLC?
glynnor

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Member Since: 07/21/2004
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What's My Favorites Network?		 Posted: 14:31 on 11-25-2004   
Hi, I live in CA, own investment properties in AZ and TX - where should I form an LLC? In the states where I have properties? In Nevada or Delaware? In California?

The downside to the CA option is that the state charges you $800 annually just for having an LLC here.

Do I need to have a physical "business" presence in the states where I register an LLC? And if not, do I have to register to do business in those states?

If I'm using a management company (which I am), do I still need to register to do business in those states?

Thanks for answers to any of the above

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NewKidinTown2

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What's My Favorites Network?		 Posted: 17:09 on 11-25-2004   

These questions are best addressed in the Legal Forum.
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rnordquest

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What's My Favorites Network?		 Posted: 11:43 on 12-10-2004   
My accountant suggested an LLC in the property state to avoid state taxes in two states.
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