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Sean Zhang
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Where should I register a company for multi family rental?

Sean Zhang
  • Investor
  • California
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Hello

I live in CA, and if I am going to invest multi family property in FL or any other state. WHERE SHOULD I REGISTER THE COMPANY TO HOLD THE PROPERTY? In CA or the state where the property is?

Thank you

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Aaron W.
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Aaron W.
  • Rental Property Investor
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@Sean Zhang We hold all of our out-of-state properties in an LLC of the state the properties are in. Ohio properties in Ohio LLC, New York properties in New York LLC, etc. We still have a parent/primary LLC in the state we live in that acts as a holding company for all the OOS LLCs.

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