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Questions about Series LLCs

Sonya C.
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Hi All,

I'm new to bigger pockets and would like to start investing in out-of-state real estate (buy and hold, LTR). I've been reading some posts here about setting up individual LLCs for each property for asset protection, and saw that some state allow Series LLC but got quite confused with the various posts.

I currently live in Phoenix AZ, and plan to invest in out-of-state properties. AZ does not seem to recognize Series LLC, so I'm wondering if I could set up a Series LLC in either WY or TX, then use it to purchase properties in Ohio or Alabama?

Do I also need a "operating series LLC" set up in WY/TX, and in this case do I need separate bank accounts for each series? Do I also need to create a LLC in the state that the properties are purchased (OH/AL)?

Thank you!

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@Sonya C.

This is an overkill. You do not need a LLC for every property unless they are large multifamily assets in different locations

For example worked with a company that had 5 buildings and 1300 units under one LLC.

Having one asset per LLC will drive you and your accountant insane and when you realize they charge like $1000 min for LLC returns and you have 5 LLCs that the $5k tax will eats up 1/2 your cash flow you will be like oh boy…

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