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Out of State LLC beneficiary to Land Trust for Rental Investment
My Partner and I will be closing a single family rental investment property soon. LLC has multiple benefits with caveat of higher maintenance cost specially states like MA ($500). This may eat up most cash-flow. Land Trust has no recurring cost but misses Asset Protection. Would that be advisable to form an out-of-state LLC (Wyoming or similar other states) and make beneficiary to local Land Trust? Looking for a way to have asset protection and low entity maintenance cost.