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Justin Tortorich
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In state and Out of state with LLC

Justin Tortorich
  • Real Estate Agent and Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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What are the concerns with investing in Out of state property with an In state LLC? For example... my brothers and I are starting an LLC in Louisiana. One of them lives in North Carolina. If we were to find a good deal in North Carolina, would it be disadvantageous to us to purchase that property under the Louisiana LLC?

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David Dachtera
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David Dachtera
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@Justin Tortorich,

The laws governing a property / transaction will be those of the state where the property is located, not the entity. That's one issue.

Check with your business attorney to see if a "foreign" entity needs to be registered to do business in NC.

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