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Help with starting my LLC's

Eric Willis
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I'm wanting to form a Wyoming LLC as a starting point for my RE investment company. From there I plan on getting a Texas LLC and use the Wyoming as the owner of the TX one and others that follow. I've heard this is the best way to structure it so I have protection and so I'm not trying to do different RE strategies in the same company and end up with a mixed up mess.

As far as the details go, I have a few questions:

1. Would it be a foreign LLC, and how would taxes work if it was only used as a "holding company" to hold my Tx LLC? I read it would be taxed as a C corp since it's a foreign LLC. Not sure if this would apply to me since I won't be doing business in it...

2. How would taxes work with both? Would it be a complicated mess? I would get a registered agent for the Wyoming LLC but I'd rather not hire everything out when I'm just starting. I'm in college for a business degree so I know a bit of accounting and I can stay organized with paperwork and such.

3. Are there any problems with this structure?

-Thanks

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Jordan Moorhead
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Jordan Moorhead
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@Eric Willis how many properties do you have at this time? This is a pretty elaborate structure. I would make sure you have the right insurance, an umbrella policy and then even see if you can put your properties in LLC's.

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