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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Delaware LLC for Management Company?
Currently have a management company that handles the management of commercial properties in varying states including Texas, Florida, Alabama, and Tennessee. Asset types vary from small retail centers to hotels. Does it make sense to create a new LLC under the state of Delaware or would I be better of in just incorporating in one of the states we own in. I have heard varying info such as there really is not much of a benefit to some claiming it offers great protection. Anyone create a Delaware LLC or any attorneys that could briefly provide some advice? Thanks.
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Not really a benefit unless you operate in Delaware as you have to foreign qualify your business anyway.