It looks like in Vermont & Wyoming you would do it through the Secretary of State: Vermont: https://sos.vermont.gov/corporations/registration/Wyoming: https://sos.wyo.gov/Business/StartABusiness.aspx

(BP will be the new brand- 10 year lease with BP)Store was heavily dependent on game machine revenue which is 45% in state.

You're far from uninsurable from what you stated.

A state official delivered the notice.

That applies to the 'standard' leases in your state as well -- assuming your lease is not a 'standard' lease. 

Usually your state and local landlord/tenant laws specify how to handle abandonment so just read up on those and follow their rules. 

Have you considered investing out of state?

They are pushing rent control, some of the laws that the cities and state are pushing through are down right Anti Landlord.This is turn is creating a lot of people that are just hungry to get in to the game, they see these properties hit the market but have no idea about the laws that they will come across. 

I understand some states even require flood insurance for property located outside the flood plain!

Hi all,I am looking to invest out of state in the Columbus OH region.