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Melanie Raine
  • Lender
  • Sioux Falls, SD
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Looking for book recommendations

Melanie Raine
  • Lender
  • Sioux Falls, SD
Posted
Hello, Bigger Pockets friends! I'm looking for recommendations for a good Asset Protection for Dummies book -- something that is thorough and practical, yet easy to understand as in layman terms. I'm specifically looking for how-to's for self directed IRAs, land trusts, and LLCs. I have pieced together a fair amount of information from REIA meetings and dinner discussions, but I think I mostly know enough to be dangerous. I'd love to find a good resource for the step-by-step processes and the best way to work with all three together. Thanks in advance for whatever recommendations you can provide! Melanie

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