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A LLC question for out-of-state investing

Joe S.
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  • San Antonio
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I am looking to buy properties in another state that I do not currently live in. I am looking to set up an LLC just for the new properties in the other state. Should I form an LLC in that particular state? Or should I form my new LLC in the state I'm currently in which is Texas and then register that LLC in the other state?

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    Steve S.
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    I think you should set it up in Wyoming, there are a lot of benefits setting up a single purpose entity in Wyoming.

    -Steve

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