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Updated over 2 years ago, 05/26/2022

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Martin Dillender
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chester Springs, PA
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Starting to invest in RE in a different state. Where to form LLC

Martin Dillender
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chester Springs, PA
Posted

Hi all,

Not sure if correct forum but my question is this, I currently live in PA and plan on working my current job for about 5-6 more years. I've got 1 property (inherited) in Missouri being rented and want to invest in more SFH and small Multi Family there as well. Should I form LLC's in Missouri where I plan to retire to or in PA where I currently reside? I will be using a Property Management company in area where investing (Missouri).

I did talk to my CPA in PA who said, "go ahead and do it in PA" but not sure if he is just trying to grow his business :)

Anyone have any tips or gotcha's I should consider?

Thanks for your time.

Martin

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