Which State For Your Corporation (FACT about Anonymity) 🤔

So Which State for your Corporation especially if anonymity's a concern?

Find out if the benefits of a WY, NV or DE corporation outweigh the cost, and benefits, of setting your corporation up in your own home state.

In just 2min and 19 seconds Clint Coons, one of the nation's premier real estate investment attorneys and a founding partner of Anderson Business Advisors, clearly explains where to best set up your corporation.

If anonymity's a concern WATCH THIS VIDEO!

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[oddball]

Clint, curious about your thoughts on the following. My understanding is that incorporating in Nevada is still a good idea as in the event you were to be sued the creditor is still unable to become a shareholder in the company, they'd only be entitled to distributions. I see this as a major plus as it can prevent a creditor from becoming a majority shareholder and liquidating the business. With this being the case, wouldn't it still be beneficial to incorporate in NV and register to do business in your home state?

[adilenemolina]

I literally just watched the Basic Real Estate flipping structure. Now I’m confused.