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Jack Calhoun
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Does an LLC have to be formed in the state I live in?

Jack Calhoun
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Desert, CA
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I live in CA and have created a CA LLC. I own a 4plex in AZ and plan to buy more out-of-state properties. I am thinking about scrapping the CA LLC due to the high yearly ($800) annual tax amongst other things. Can I then create an LLC based in Arizona or any other state where I purchase properties, even though I live out of state?  I am trying to avoid the heavy costs associated with California LLC's.  I've heard that LLC's are not absolutely necessary, but I would feel better for tax and protection purposes to have all business monies separate from my personal monies.  Thank you. 

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Jessica Zolotorofe
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Jessica Zolotorofe
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Yes, you can form an LLC in any state.

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