Michael, thank you for posting! I'm following because I have the same question. I've heard that the best way would be to incorporate in the state that you're doing your search in. Otherwise, you could be paying additional fees if you incorporated in D/N/W and then worked from a different state. Broadly speaking I've heard the following:

- if you plan on having a company working across multiple states - Delaware
- If you plan on having a smaller company but looking to work in one or a handful of states - Nevada
- Wyoming is helpful if you don't plan on publishing the names of the owner of the company.

I'm not an expert but hopefully someone else could clarify.

Hi, ^[redacted]‌: I think this prior thread will be of help to you: https://www.searchfunder.com/post/forming-an-llc. Also, check out ^[redacted]‌'s interviews on the top legal issues and top mistakes searchers make. https://www.searchfunder.com/post/interview-top-mistakes-searchers-make and https://www.searchfunder.com/post/top-legal-issues-searchers-face

You can also find accountants and lawyers under the Menu / Directories / Accountants or Lawyers. Tagging ^[redacted]‌, ^[redacted]‌, ^[redacted]‌, ^[redacted]‌ who might be able to answer your questions. Here is the direct link: https://www.searchfunder.com/user/list/professional/accounting

Thanks ^[redacted]‌ ^[redacted]‌ and ^[redacted]‌ for the quick response and helpful insight.

One nuance here is that my business partner and I will be searching from NC and TN, but targeting companies in the Pacific Northwest (most likely WA).

^[redacted]‌ ^[redacted]‌ ^[redacted]‌ ^[redacted]‌ - I'd appreciate the opportunity to connect with you guys if you have availability.

Michael - Feel free to call me at[redacted].