Living Trusts for Real Estate Investors

Make Your Real Estate Investing Invisible to Creditors, Lawyers, and Competition

De: John Alexander

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Exposing your name or your business entity in public records puts a target on your back for certain litigious people who decide to sue based your publicly exposed assets, especially real estate. It also informs your competition exactly what you are doing, and in what part of the city you found your sweet spot of great real estate to flips. And if you hold real estate as a long-term investor as in rentals, you want even more privacy of your ownership. Corporate entities have their place as liability protection, but they don't hide them. You will also learn how to conduct your own Title Searches; how to self-close your own transactions; how to create your own Deeds and Closing Documents and file them yourself. Learn how Trusts can work for Wholesalers, Double Closes, and long-term holders or Landlords. How to direct title closing agents to pay various parties to a trust. JV using trusts for total control over the deal. and much more. Using Corporate Entities don’t hide assets, they only proved limited liability. Without using a Trust, assets can easily be found and the owners sued even if to threaten the owner into a settlement. In order to be truly bulletproof, you must be using Living Trusts to protect your assets and hide your investing footprint.