I live and have three long term SFR in Delaware County.

But I want to get back into selling solar because of a lot more money.

- Would you advise incorporating in CA (the property would be in CA, so a foreign LLC would likely still be subject to CA's $800 franchise fee) or are there benefits to incorporating in another state (WY, Delaware)? 

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For ease of banking and taxes we want to put them into a series LLC in another state that allows this like Delaware.

Right now I currently own property in San Miguel de Allende, Tulum and Merida and it has, to-date, been my best investments.  

Is it the DST, which is a Delaware-based entity? 

@Aymeric De Conde Your other option is to buy a multi unit in NYC.

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