Hello I live in CA, and if I am going to invest multi family property in FL or any other state. WHERE SHOULD I REGISTER THE COMPANY TO HOLD THE PROPERTY? In CA or the state where the property is? Thank you

Hello everyone, We are two partners from Los Angeles, CA. Looking to invest OOS in  TX,In which state should we form the LLC?, California Or Texas or any other state like Delaware or Nevada..... and if there's any ext...

If I have multiple rental properties in Indianapolis and in Texas where should I form my LLC?Also, is it better to complete a heloc on my cash owned property before or after I file an LLC?Thanks for your advise BP!

Hello all,I’m looking to buy investment property out of state and I was wondering if I bought property through an LLC could I still apply/qualify for an FHA loan for my primary residency?I’m not quite ready to pull th...

Hi California investors,
Asking for a friend who is looking into multi-family investing in the Greater LA area and wanted to get a few quick data points from the community! 
- For a multifamily property in the ~$1m ...

Hi all, I have 9 properties (SFHs and duplexes) in KCMO, and 6 properties in KCKS (duplexes) all under my name or my wife's name. I'm planning to switch to an LLC this year:1. Do you have any recommendations on a loca...

Hi all,
I have 3 Single Families in TX and 1 Single Family in CA. I live in CA. I am trying to figure out what state to form my LLC in. Out of the properties I have, I have more equity in the CA property as it was bo...

If I purchase a property in OH and want to hold it in an LLC, do I have to have the LLC set up in OH or can I transfer it to my CA LLC?

Hi, since I live in California, an LLC is not a viable option for me for my out of state rentals (9 of them, mostly B/C). They are all managed by a property manager.  It bothers me however that for my tenants it is so...

I’m looking to set up an LLC to purchase out of state properties. What is the best state to form my LLC? Should I set up in my home state of California or is it worth setting up in a different state?