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    Maine Question

    Met with a prospective client today, and an interesting scenario developed. He is a resident of NC but owns a residential rental property in Maine. He is planning to buy a second residential rental property in Maine in the coming months.

    I suggested that he talk with a Maine attorney about the advisability of both rental properties being held in an LLC for personal liability protection and reporting on his tax return (Schedule E) as a disregarded entity. Looks like the Maine annual fee for an LLC is only $85, so that's reasonable.

    I've never prepared a Maine return before - can anyone tell me if this is inadvisable from a Maine standpoint for any reason?
    "The only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectful" - John Kenneth Galbraith

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    Can't comment on the Maine question, but an estate attorney in VA recently advised that putting out-of-state rental property in a VA LLC was advantageous in allowing the executor to settle without a lot of out-of-state complications. Might check into that as far as NC is concerned.

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