Why Is Privacy So Important for Real Estate Investors? If you own real estate assets in your personal name, anyone can look up your property with a quick online search. That includes creditors, lawyers, and even nosy neighbors. And once...
Why Is Privacy So Important for Real Estate Investors? If you own real estate assets in your personal name, anyone can look up your property with a quick online search. That includes creditors, lawyers, and even nosy neighbors. And once...
The biggest threat to real estate investors isn’t always the next market crash—it’s a lawsuit. If a judgment creditor wins against you personally, can they take your rental property, brokerage accounts, or LLC? Most people don’t know the answer, and...
Why LLC Mistakes Matter Many real estate investors create an LLC for asset protection, thinking the work is done. But a limited liability company LLC is a legal entity that must be structured and managed properly to provide real protection....
What is the Hidden Risk in Real Estate Investing? That $99 LLC you filed online might be the most expensive mistake of your investing career. Every week, I speak with property owners who believe they’re safe from liability—only to discover...
When it comes to real estate investing, privacy is power. If your name is plastered across public records, you’re making yourself an easy target for lawsuits and unwanted attention. That’s why savvy investors use an Anonymous LLC for real estate...
If you’ve been curious about how to invest in tax liens or tax sales but aren’t sure how to protect your assets, reduce your tax liability, and structure your business, you’re in the right place. Many new investors start buying...
Starting a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a powerful first step toward building and protecting your real estate and stock portfolio or business. But what many investors get wrong is how they put money into it. They either: Move funds...
Should You Put Your Investment Property in a Will or a Trust? While a will is commonly thought of as a fundamental estate planning document, it often proves inadequate—especially for real estate investors. Wills do not shield assets, avoid probate,...
Choosing a tax status for your limited liability company (LLC) isn’t just paperwork—it’s one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a real estate investor. Pick the wrong classification and you could be stuck paying unnecessary taxes, filing extra...
If you’re investing through a limited liability company (LLC) and haven’t looked closely at your operating agreement—or worse, you downloaded a simple operating agreement for your LLC online—you could be setting yourself up for serious trouble. I’ve been helping real...
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...
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...
