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Janelle K. Eagle
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Central Coast, CA
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Alternative to Anderson Advisors to set up WY Holding Co/ CA LLCs

Janelle K. Eagle
Agent
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Central Coast, CA
Posted

Hi There -

I just got what feels like an exorbitantly high quote ($13K) to set up a Wyoming Holding company and two LLC's (California) from Anderson Advisors. That is separate of the $800 each to operate the LLC's and then $1,400 annually to manage all of those.

I'm always happy to pay for professional services and believe in investing in my business, especially in order to ensure it is set up and managed properly. 

Am I crazy that this is at the very top end of the market on costs? Can anyone recommend an alternative service?

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