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Michael Draper
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Using a land trust and LLC for asset protection

Michael Draper
  • Los Angeles
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A little preliminary information.

I currently live in Los Angeles, CA. I have zero debt and enough cash saved for a down payment on a SFH. I'm looking for out of state properties in GA and AL. The long term goal is to acquire 8-10 properties over the next decade to diversify my investments and have revenue for retirement. I work full-time at a W-2 and have a side hustle and so setting this all up to be passive as possible is important.

So in this early stage, I want to create a solid structure that is streamlined, offers protection for liability and offers tax advantages for somebody living in CA.

Getting to the point...

At this stage of the game, is creating a land trust in conjunction with an LLC overkill? Or should I just take it under my name and use basic home insurance until I acquire a handful of properties then move them into a trust/LLC for protection?

Any guidance is greatly appreciated. 

Thank you!

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