I have owned a few rentals over the years, but I have never taken on a partner or incorporated or anything so this is new to me.

This Thursday night Milton De La Cruz will be here to share with us exactly how he did it...he is sharing his trade secrets...and goodies galore so that you, too,can incorporate any part of his success intoyour own real estate investing strategies....Milton will share details of deals he did-- the good, the bad, the ugly and the PROFITABLE!

You can incorporate your LLC in the State of Indiana or registering it as a foreign LLC doing business in good standing in the State of Indiana if your LLC is already incorporated in another state.I'm about to have this done with an attorney here on bigger pockets.

I would incorporate the prior advice about having a CPA, but I would consult an attorney too about the different legal liability questions you face with an LP/LLP, reporting requirements, and best practices.

If the LLC is incorporated in another state, then by default any business activity conducted in the state of Texas (including banking) would probably classify it as a "foreign" entity.

I was under the mind-set that LLC(s), incorporating, are a good way to legitimize your business, separate your personal life and expenses from your business and protect your personal assets from others.

I'm in Canada, so LLCs aren't really a thing here and the benefits of incorporating in Canada to my knowledge have mostly been nerfed.This gives me a good idea of what kind of questions and people I need to be talking to next to continue growing. 

@David Miller in the past I've never charged a acquisition or management fee for structuring a deal but I do like the idea of incorporating those fees going forward and putting them towards my equity position. 

If so, Where did you incorporate?

Could it be that they are mining one another's data and incorporating that into their search results based upon success/failure rates on each site?