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Marcus Amison
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Can an LLC formed in one state buy property in another state?

Marcus Amison
  • Realtor
  • Prince George's County, MD
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I am currently a realtor and also looking to form an LLC in the state of Maryland. Can I buy property in my home state of Ohio using that Maryland LLC or would I need to form another one in Ohio?

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    Travis Timmons
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    Travis Timmons
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    The best structure for what you need is a series LLC. My attorney refers to that as a filing cabinet entity. You set up the "master" LLC in your preferred state and then put individual, local LLCs within the series LLC - like files in a cabinet - in the state that you own the property. You'll need to have a registered agent in that state, but there are loads of companies that offer that service for a very low cost.

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