If a rental property is in there, that means they get to enjoy the cash flow and tax advantages associated with the property.Part of what gives a land trust its armor is the anonymity associated with it.

I actually contacted one of them (via CL anonymous email) and he said that property was no longer available, but he could add me to his buyers list.  

Since these disclosures are private, and not part of the public record, it does not violate the anonymity you’re seeking.Please feel free to connect with me if you’d like to know more.  

In addition I understood him to say that he recommends taking title to a  note in a trust, then assigning the beneficial interest of the trust to a series LLC, the better to preserve anonymity.  

Originally posted by "Anonymous":A potential assignor finds a house, either a FSBO or on the MLS, makes a sufficiently low-ball offer that he thinks he can buy the house at, and then find someone else who will buy it for $5K more.

My name is Justin Hall and after binge listening to all the BP podcast episodes over the last few months, trolling the forums anonymously, as well as reading the UBG, I'm ready to start taking massive action.Let me start by saying that I currently reside in the central Florida area where I am an owner of a small engineering consulting company.  

That's like walking out of Gambler's Anonymous and heading straight for the craps table to celebrate your passing the class.I know Adelanto has the whole weed thing going on, but I can't think of any reason to ever own units in such a horrible place.

Hi Karen, you will hear both sides of the coin...everywhere from anonymity is best to you MUST have a brand.

I hold my commercial assets inside LLCs for asset protection, anonymity and estate planning purposes.A wholesaler owns nothing, so asset protection is unnecessary.  

I have found the 'land trust' to be a great mechanism to hold title, create anonymity (read privacy) and protect/separate all other assets not directly involved in any suit or lien against the subject property.Since the trustee is a fiduciary of the beneficiary(ies) you could have a close friend, relative, yourself or anyone you choose act as trustee.