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Calvin Lang
  • Camano Island, WA
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Investor Protection

Calvin Lang
  • Camano Island, WA
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As I start to buy more homes, how can I help protect myself and my family from various lawsuits? I also own an irrigation consultation company and it is an LLC. Should I place any real estate purchases under that umbrella? I also have all my assets, including two rental properties, currently in my trust. Is this something that is good or bad? Not sure which way to go for best protection other than insurance and speaking of that which coverage is best?

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