All Forum Posts by: Jeff L.

Hi.

I signed up for one of the bootcamps. Should I expect an email response regarding acceptance?

Glad to hear that Will. You were on my list of folks to track down during the networking session. :-)

Just wondering.. will coffee, snacks, etc be provided during the networking sessions or are we on our own for lunch?

My wife and I are coming to the summit this month. If this topic isn't covered in any of the break-outs, it cetainly would make a good birds-of-a-feather session. :-)

One of the companies actually suggested something along those lines when I spoke with them.

The LLC was appealing because I would like to eventually build a business out of this and thought it would be a great place to start.

It seems like an umbrella policy is the way to go in the meantime until I get it all figured out.

I'm sure it has been beaten to death but some of us here are new. I've tried to read every post I could on the subject but sometimes you have to relate it to your own personal situation. :-)

Sounds interesting. I just don't have enough knowledge on the subject to understand how that even works. The whole "having the LLC as the beneficiary of the trust" is a bit confusing to me.

I found this article to be pretty informative though:

http://clintcoons.wordpress.com/2011/01/26/transferring-real-estate-into-your-llc/

Thanks everyone. I've done a lot of digging (probably too much). It's just a bit overwhelming for us non-experts who do not not deal with this on a daily basis.

I understand that my name is on the mortgage and am not trying to pass on that responsibility. I just want to "do the right thing" which "everyone" tells me is to transfer the properties into an LLC. I just didn't realize that it would be such a daunting task.

But.. would transferring the titles into a trust provide any kind of liability protection?