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Scott Garrels
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Starting an LLC - who you gonna call?

Scott Garrels
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cedar Rapids, IA
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I have heard it is best to purchase properties through an LLC. Some quick searching suggests setting this up in Wyoming or Nevada is a good idea. Is this true and if so, who are good folks to call in order to get started?

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    @Scott Garrels if you just need to create the LLC and do not need the legal advice or operating agreements drawn up, there are literally hundreds of places who create them for you cheaply, and they serve as your registered agent as well. I mean cheap like $50 or $100, over the filing fees.

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