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Pam J.
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I'm looking for an RE Attorney in Sacramento, CA

Pam J.
  • Sacramento, CA
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Hello BP

Do anyone know of a Investor Friendly Real Estate Attorney in the Sacramento area?

Thanks for you help.

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LC Chase
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LC Chase
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First I am not an attorney- I am basing on 20 years experience and knowledge from myself and my partners and I am just helping out but the NV LLC will do a lot more to protect you and shelter you which I assume is why you are getting an LLC- a CA LLC is a waste of money- it does none of that. You will still have to register but NV is much much stronger for the use intended.

Yes you always need to have an operating agreement and follow the requirements in order to keep and maintain the protection (it's just a good idea anyway) In your LLC package you should get the EIN, Op Agreement, Certificates, and a list of documents and filings that you will need to operate

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