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Need of an attorney for a C Corp ?
Hi everybody,
I am a french investor living in France and I already described my story in "bad start in rental experience".
I buy houses through a Georgia C-corp to be completly independant from the french tax system. I am not familiar with the legal US rules. I know I need a registered agent living in the US (that could be my property manager). The corp. needs an address ; it is presently an attorney address. If I want to change does I have to find another attorney or may I use my property manager address?
I need a corporate book ; the present attorney sent it to the property manager because he doesn't want to bother with that. Could I keep this book ( and make the updates) in France or does I need to give it to a US attorney ?