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Yasha Babaei
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Landtrust in Michigan

Yasha Babaei
  • Farmington Hills
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Hello BP, this is my first post, so please bear with me. I've been following and educating myself in investing, especially in creative investing (owner financing, lease options, etc.). However, I recently came across land trusts. I have a general grasp of why it's beneficial and how it works but I have a few more questions. 1. I know that there are people here who successfully put their houses into a trust in Michigan. Are those referred to as "Land Trusts" , Grantor Trust or Living Trust? I have a Land Trust Document and the Warranty Deed For Trustee which I can use. But can the title say "Land Trust" or does it need to be referred to as Grantor Trust or Living Trust or whatsoever? 2. Is there a title company or attorney that you can recommend to get the houses deeded over to the Trust? 3. What are the approx. costs with a title company or attorney? Thanks so much!

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