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James Masotti
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washington Township, NJ
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Hey gang...

Looking for recommendations on Real Estate Attorney's in Northern Delaware to consult with on whether or not to set up an LLC. The Wilmington Area is preferred, just cause of proximity to where I spend most of my time and will be investing, but I could bounce over(down?) to Newark as well if needed.

Thanks for the thoughts and recommendations!

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David Sisson
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I just joined the local (Delaware) REIA and am getting ready to open an LLC in Delaware as well. They tell me Doherty & Associates, which is an accounting firm, is the "go to" resource for LLC information. I will be setting up an appointment with them shortly. My coach told me that the Delaware structure has the best liability protection with exception of possibly Nevada.

Regards,

Dave Sisson

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