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Where to Incorporate Your Real Estate Business (Video)

July 27, 2010

Many people wonder where you should incorporate your real estate business.  This is a question I often receive via emails from my readers, wondering whether they form an LLC in their home state or some other jurisdiction such as Nevada, Delaware, Wyoming, or even offshore.  Watch the video below where I explain where and why you should incorporate your real estate business.  The answers might surprise you!

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