I went the rough incorporation of our company in Delaware, and was about to set up an LPin WA, then learned about LLLP's from my accountant just this morning. He is of the belief that this is a better way for me to set up my business in the USA. I am a Canadian citizen and a non-resident of the USA. I also would like to know if I need to set up LLLP's in each state that I want to do my real estate investing in, or is one LLLP good for all states. I was told that an LLLP set up in Florida could buy property in Washington state. I want to follow the rules, but minimize the taxes paid out.
PS My husband will be my partner (also Canadian citizen and non resident of the USA).
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