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Yong Park
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  • Investor
  • Seal Beach, CA
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Any advice on starting an LLC in Nevada?

Yong Park
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  • Investor
  • Seal Beach, CA
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Hello (again),

I would like to purchase a commercial building in Las Vegas. The building has been identified. Now the next step is to create an business entity to purchase the building. It appears that Nevada has favorable LLC laws in place. But the start up costs are not necessarily low. As far as I can tell, I need to obtain a business license, pay for up front fees from the state.

Secretary of State Articles fee $75.00

Secretary of State Initial List fee $150.00

Secretary of State Business License fee $200.00

I will be managing the building from orange county California.

Any recommendations on who to use to set this up?  I realize that I can go online and do it myself.  But I will still need a registered agent, as my accountant has told me to keep the business out of california for tax purposes.  I can use a family member as the registered agent, but that seems a bit less desirable.

Yong Park

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