Land Trust Blog
“Very Simple Practical Ideas Toward Protecting One’s Assets”
Accountant Anthony felt so strongly about my Privacy and Asset Protection Course that he had to write to me about it. You might find what he wrote to be informative. Remember! These courses are designed to help you boost your income, in...
Is It Honest to Use a Land Trust?
Recently I was talking to a real estate investment club owner about speaking to his club regarding Land Trusts. He said, "We do not believe in using Land Trusts because they are dishonest." He then went on to explain how someone had come to his club and spoke about...
Memorable Memphis
Recently I spoke at the Memphis Investors Group and it was a great experience. The people were very nice and obliging. We ate lunch and dinner together and talked about the many benefits of holding title to real estate investments in a trust. Then, on the following...
Does a Land Trust Have to File a Tax Return?
I am constantly challenged as to whether or not a Land Trust has to file a tax return. Attorneys, accountants and other professionals try to tell me (and their clients) that if you put your property into a Land Trust the Trust will have to file a return with the IRS....
A Separate Land Trust for Each Property
Mr. Land Trust describes one of many benefits to putting each real property into its own Land Trust.
Sell the Beneficial Interest in a Land Trust, Not Real Property; Here’s Why
Sell the Beneficial Interest in a Land Trust, “be the bank,” make more money and sleep better. Mr. Land Trust explains these things.
We Dove Deep in This Podcast
You're going to get a lot of nuggets out of this conversation. This podcast is different from many which I've done. Hosts Michael Bazzell and Justin Carroll were already familiar with Land Trusts, and Michael had already gone through my course and created a Land...
Can I Use a Land Trust in California?
Land Trusts in California are NOT subject to important marital rights. Read why this can be good for those experiencing strife in their marriage!
Single Purpose Entity
Typically, a Single Purpose Entity (SPE in conventional jargon) is an LLC used for one purpose only. SPE's are also referred to as a single-asset or special purpose entity. They are a...
Are You Attracting Identity Thieves?
When you buy a house (to live in or to rent out) and finance it with a mortgage that gets recorded at the courthouse, you are asking identity thieves to become a part of your life! The average person does not think about it, but when you finance a property that is...