I would definitely seek the assistance of a CPA or tax attorney who specialize in real estate. 

Good luck!

Talk to an attorney and/or tax professional. 

The only state laws you'll need to know are all of them!  As to the rest, I suggest getting a competent business attorney and business CPA in a room together to hash it all out.

This is a discussion to have with your tax accountant.

That's a great question for a CPA & real estate attorney.  Good luck to you.

You may need an above average Lawyer and Account to help with this.

I agree with both Carol Williams and Richie Alan Naggar .  Each state in the union varies on its regulations both of corporations and licensing.  Good luck, and all the best to you.  A

Aladdin ...you need help from the magic lamp here...Corp in one state may not fly in another and taxes are complex matters with dire consequences too

Important business decisions such as these, should be discussed with your professional financial advisors, attorneys etc. 

You need a great CPA & attorney to best guide you on how to setup your business. 

get legal involved that is what I did. 

those are legal questions and need to be asked to an attorney and a CPA...

Don't forget you might need a business license in each state.

I am an LLC that's all I want to discuss.

Wrong forum for that question. 

That one would be better to ask an attorney familiar with those laws as I'm not sure.

Sorry. You will need to spend a few dollars to consult with the experts (attorneys AND accountants) to determine the structure that best meets your situation.

Their big question will be, will their EVER be subordinate agents within the brokerage.

If the answer is NO, you may have options that are BETTER than being a broker in multiple states. Your business model and the advise of the experts will be more actionable than AR answers.

This is a question best suited for an attorney or certified financial advisor.

I would do separate LLC's in each state. Protect, protect, protect

You'll need to hire both a tax attorney and a CPA specialized in your unique situation.

Sorry, I have no idea.

Each state may be different.  I would talk to your CPA who can advise you as to the laws regarding this.

I can't advise nor opine on these questions. I'm not a tax lawyer, I'm not a financial advisor, I'm not a tax accountant. You need to bring those questions to the appropriate professionals in your state(s).

Just operate in your own name and meet the licensing requirements. Carry insurance that will protect you and your operations.

You need the assistance of an attorney and CPA to consider your options. State laws vary as to what entities can be licensed.

I am not a CPA or an attorney but the choice of entity is solely yours and your advosors decision. Regardless of states we are a Sub S.

You need better and more detailed advice than you can get here to answer your question fully. CPA, attorney, tax adviser come to mind.

I would seek the advice of an accountant and an attorney.

YOu need multiple broker licenses.

Talk to an attorney.

I would recommend a good CPA.

First, you need multiple real estate broker licenses, one for each state where you want to do business. Believe the only legal entity you need is one, has to be in your home state. You should check with your local accountant or lawyer and then may need to check with each individual state. Just FYI, for referral business all you need is a license from your home state.

Check with the Secretary of State or Division of Corporations. You may also check with your CPA as that person will need to cover you with the proper tax filings

Will have to see what others have to say!