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Michael Koch
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Form an LLC in the state where the rentals are? does it matter?

Michael Koch
  • Investor
  • Portland, OR
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Hey folks, trying to sort out whether I create an LLC in my home state or where my rentals are. That is what I've done in one state (Wisconsin) and now debating as I look in a new area (Arkansas), if I should form an additional LLC in that state. I live in Oregon.


I'm curious what other's experiences have been. What hassles have you had? good or bad?

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Dave E.
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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Dave E.
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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@Michael Koch you can create the LLC just about anywhere, but it must be registered in the state where your properties are so that you can legally do business in that state.

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