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LLC established in CA

Gil Ben Dor
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Hello Everyone,

I have a question anyone know if you set your real estate investing business in California, and want to do investing in Akron, OH, what are the requirements as regard the LLC business i need to be aware of?

for example if i am going to buy and hold properties and rent them out, will i have issue to evict someone from the property if my LLC not register in the state of OH? Will i have issue to sell the property if it is not register in the state of OH? any recommendation for legal advice from local R.E Lawyer who specialize in real estate LLC doing business in states they not register as business?

Sincerely,

Gil Ben

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The title company may require you to have the LLC registered to do business in Ohio before it would allow you to close.
Furthermore, the LLC will have to be in good standing if you want to take a tenant to court.

best of luck.

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