I mean, how do you show the property if you’re not physically there?

Generally, most people set up their LLC in the state where the property is located because that’s where the asset physically sits and where most states require you to register if you’re doing business there.

@Brady MuellerI'd use the registered agent address for the physical address and a PO box for the mailing address.

I used to think you needed to own physical properties to make steady returns.

A loan can work if she prefers structure, with IRS-required interest, but she could forgive parts each year under the annual exclusion.For a one-time $200K transfer, trusts or custodial accounts are usually unnecessary unless her estate is near the threshold.

As mentioned your post was removed because you made an inappropriate comment on someones physical appearance and that is against the rules, i even noted that if you removed that specific part of the post you could repost your comment.

Completely get that Ken M.It's just that I was identifying my no expenses as a financially superior way to get ahead of the curve, as well as being able to take care of my parents by physical proximity.

But more so for actual physical showings when prospects are viewing a property (whereas virtual staging is quick, cheap, and easy, but does nothing for you during a viewing of your listing). 

When Reagan cut the program for some people, he was kicked off the "system", got a job and has worked ever since, gainfully employed, paying taxes, now in retirement collecting Social Security from a system he actually paid in to.There was no physical reason he was collecting social security services "disability" payments, it was a spiritual problem.

Physically threatening you is illegal.