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    • You can't imagine how many Texans have LLCs!!  .... and how many Escapees have LLC's.   I've never heard of anyone getting called on it.
    • Kirk W, thanks for the detailed reply.  I appreciate you taking the time to help me.   You said that legally, just getting a mailbox in SD doesn't make me a resident.  That makes sense, but what does make me a resident?  Do I need a DL also?   Once we close on the house, we'll have our SD address and we're taking off for Tx for a week and then over to Florida for four months.  After that, who knows.  We wont be back in Indiana until next summer.  So once we close on the house, I would think we could go to a dealership and get a loan using the SD address.   At least, that's my thinking.  
    • Please don't shoot the messenger.....  I responded because I'd had the conversation with a couple of DOT officers ( one in Texas, one in Indiana ), who pointed out that since the vehicle is owned by a "company", it therefore could be considered commercial.  I choose to not put myself in a position where I might have to argue the case along the roadside. So, if the insurance company says it's okay, your accountant says it's okay, and the bmv says it's okay, the person who pulls us over on the road can still make us have a bad day.  It's a broad gray area.  How dark gray do you want to be? So, if a trusted DOT authority says it's considered commercial, the words "folks get away with it", is, in my eyes, a fact, not just an implication.
    • It has logi embossed on both the keyboard and mouse. M585 on Mouse and K850 on the keyboard. I can barely see Logitech in white lettering on a white background on the back of the Keyboard. Do not remember when I purchased, but have had and enjoyed them for a while for sure. Much better than any that came with a computer I've purchased and better than the "Wave" keyboard I tried for a while.    Rod
    • HI Rickeieio We are well aware of what an LLC is but not sure what little snag you think our future may hold? Our corporation legally owns the assets, which are legally titled and registered as recreational vehicles. These assets are not for hire and don't generate income, nor does the corporation.  The assets are fully disclosed and declared per the classification they are used for and insured accordingly. The corporation is also registered as a foreign LLC where required by law. We are really not concerned about any sticker slapped on the side, or lack thereof for that matter, so why should we care if they are considered commercial or private and, exactly what is it that you think we are getting away with?  Please don't take this personal as we have never met.  In my opinion, it's comments like " folks get away with it" or  "you may well get away with it but I chose not to" implies that a law, or rule, or morale is being broken and the person making such a comment is high and mighty above doing something so despicable- but in reality, again my opinion, those type of comments relate to the strained relationship statement made in the above post.....so I am sorry.   The OP had asked if anyone have experience buying an RV through an LLC established in another state (Montana) and I shared ours. Obviously your case, as with anyone else's, is going to be different from ours and everyone should do their own research and not trust a you tube video or an internet posting.
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