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Eric Malandro
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Buying in a different state

Eric Malandro
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Monroeville, NJ
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If my LLC is in New Jersey what do I need to do to buy property in a different state, Philadelphia pa. Can I just buy or do I need to file foreign entities for the state?

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Judy Parker
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Judy Parker
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I live in NJ and have New Jersey-based LLC's. When I wanted to buy a property in New York state, my accountant told me to create a New York LLC. I was able to use my accountant's New York address as the address of my LLC.

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