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Jude Irudhayaraj
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LLC for Out-of-State Multifamily Investment and Refinancing

Jude Irudhayaraj
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  • Farmington Hills, MI
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Hello BPs I am closing a MF prop in Ohio but I live in Michigan. I already have an LLC that holds some SF prop in Michigan and that LLC is registered as a Michigan LLC. Now my question is - Is it advisable to create a new LLC registered in Ohio for a MF Prop I own in Ohio or Use an existing MI registered LLC to hold the new MF Prop. What is your best advise / smart approach in this case? And Why is that a best approach?

Addtional Information: This is a Seller Financing with repay ballon in 10 months. I am planning to refinance after seasoning period as well, Please advise my LLC Questions in terms of Refinancing aspect as well?

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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It does not need to be a local LLC many people use Delaware to set up LLC's and incorporate companies because the laws are friendly. Or SD, and Nevada due to zero corp tax.

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