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Mike Gardner
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dubliln, OH
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Asset Protection

Mike Gardner
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dubliln, OH
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Do any members have any suggestion for a good asset protection Attorney, not looking for a sales person, looking for a good asset protection attorney, in the Ohio area preferred, or someone familiar with our laws.

For those with questions, looking to protect our Real Estate Assets....

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Pat Marco
  • Real Estate Attorney
  • Manhattan, NY
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Pat Marco
  • Real Estate Attorney
  • Manhattan, NY
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I am an excellent tax and asset protection attorney specializing in real estate and business

Our focus is on simple, inexpensive and powerful structures that are:

1) easy to understand and fast to implement

2) easy to use to conduct business and transactions without on going attorneys help

3) easy to modify or change

4) easy to unwind or cancel

5) easy to pass on to loved ones in the future

What we have successfully done for our clients for years is strip the equity by placing a special kind of lien against the equity of each of their properties.

There is a way to do that with legal reason and the liens are to their own LLC (just one LLC entity in WY that can strip the equity of all their portfolio of properties making it impossible for anyone to collect anything beyond their insurance coverage)

By the way the structure I am writing about here keeps our clients in full control with no on going fees or modification fees and they only pay a small amount to keep that one LLC current each year

This of course has to be structured prior to being sued because if you use our services to structure your assets in this manner, it will only take 3 days but if you have a lawsuit that has been filed against you, there is a 50/50 chance the plaintiff's attorney will complain to the court that the liens were placed after the lawsuit had been initiated.

Let us know if we can assist you since you needed guidance

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