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Best LLC structure for a nomad who invests in multiple states

Nick Thomas
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Hey BP! Need some help here. I currently have investments in 2 states (Michigan and Wisconsin) with plans to continue adding in more states to my portfolio. I live in Illinois now but have plans to move around in the next few years. 

So two main questions; should I set up a holding LLC? If so, where would be the best state to do that?

Thanks in advance and I'm newer so totally open to any and all suggestions on how to best set up a multi-state portfolio!

Nick

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Joshua B.
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Joshua B.
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@Nick Thomas once you get to 5 or more I’d just contract with a 3rd party entity management company who will handle your corporate renewals for you. That’s what corporate legal departments do and the cost isn’t that bad.

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