I see you are in Haverhill and assuming that is where your rental properties are, and I am guessing your tenants are on the lower end of the economic scale?

Following Pflugerville City Council approval in its regular meeting Tuesday, an Amazon fulfillment center is coming to town.The council approved a $3.8 million economic development plan to improve infrastructure in the area where the center will be, just off East Pecan Street and a mile away from State Highway 130.The center is expected to start operating in 2021, Amazon says, and will create 1,000 full-time jobs"

Every market is different, and one has to understand a specific market and the economic fundamentals there to makes decisions and/or give advice.

@Edgar Ehrsam, study something substantial, like economics or history or comparative lit.

The tenants I have I’ve been there for years and is quite stable obviously that can change at any moment in this economic climate.

If one person on the application doesn't meet your credit criteria, you have a defensible, economic reason to reject the application.That said, I'm not a lawyer!

He said that the stock market recent upward trends during near economic collapse is basically an artificial construct that is screaming sell now.

Economically, they look to be great long-term bets.Quick note on the graph shared above - you may be aware of this but it's quite misleading.

Invest in areas that have good economic indicators such as low unemployment, population growth, employer diversity (many employers vs 1 large factory for example), etc. 

The deal is oversubscribed so the largest investments have preference or else we'd invest separately as individuals.My question is:1) I'm based in NY, partner based in OH, asset based in UT - should we register LLC in UT or would a OH registered one be fine?