Land trusts are one of the most misunderstood tools in real estate investing. On the surface, they seem simple—just transfer the deed, name a trustee, and you’re done, right? Not quite. I’ve seen thousands of investors try to set up...
If you own rental property and you’re not using these strategies, you’re likely leaving tens of thousands of dollars on the table—or worse, setting yourself up for a future tax bomb. Let’s look at some of the most common tax...
Land trusts are one of the most misunderstood tools in real estate investing. On the surface, they seem simple—just transfer the deed, name a trustee, and you’re done, right? Not quite. I’ve seen thousands of investors try to set up...
What happens to your rental real estate when you pass away? The answer depends on how you own it. Investment properties can move through probate, pass to a surviving co-owner, go to a named beneficiary, or remain in a trust....
One of the most common questions I get from real estate investors is: “How many rental properties should I put into one LLC?” For maximum protection, I recommend placing one rental property per limited liability company (LLC). This is the...
Looking for the best stock trader tax strategies to reduce your IRS bill and maximize profits? Most equity traders—even savvy ones—miss out on major tax advantages simply because they don’t understand how the tax code treats trading activity. Whether you’re...
If you're forming a limited liability company (LLC) for real estate investing, choosing the right name is more than just about registering your business entity. It can directly affect your anonymity.I've worked with thousands of real estate investors to set...
Strategic tax planning isn’t just important for real estate investors—it’s essential for long-term wealth building. The most successful investors don’t wait until tax season to think about deductions or write-offs. They use proven tax strategies year-round to legally defer, reduce,...
Wondering how to open an anonymous bank account for your limited liability company (LLC)—without putting your personal name out there? It’s absolutely possible. You’ll just need the right documents: an IRS EIN letter, an LLC operating agreement, and a banking...
Investors often hear that transferring ownership of a rental property into a limited liability company (LLC) is a smart move for asset protection. And it is—when done correctly. But if you follow common internet advice and simply "quitclaim deed" your...
I still remember the first time a client asked me, "What assets do I need to put into my living trust?" It was a simple question, but behind it was the same confusion I hear repeatedly from investors, business owners,...
