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Don Jackson
  • Software Dev/Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Which state do I use to form an LLC

Don Jackson
  • Software Dev/Investor
  • San Jose, CA
Posted

I live in California and own properties in three different states. After reading many forum posts I've decided that its a good idea to form one or more LLC's and then transfer the properties into them.

The question I have is which state should I use? The state where the property resides, or in California? Or maybe a third state?

Thanks.

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