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Land is under an LLC. Can I domesticate the LLC in a new state?
My raw land is under an LLC in NC. I want to domesticate that LLC in our home state of NJ so we can be the registered agents instead of paying a third party. Is this possible? I know businesses can easily move to other states. I would assume the parcel is technically an asset belonging to the LLC. The LLC was created because my sister-in-law and I have joint ownership.