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@Justin Shields  Justin, I think the answer to your questions to Mr.

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Has nothing to do with you getting the property for $25K and you stuck it in an LLC.I discussed the matter of an LLC shielding me from liability with several attorneys.

Is this Special deed shielding the original owner or new owner?

I obviously believe in Legal Shield (aka Pre-paid Legal), so I signed up to be an associate for them too.

We plan on aggressively purchasing more in the next 3 years by allocating by liquidating some of our stock portfolio to REI3) We have an old trust, and thinking about creating a new one so we can include our new propertiesSo the questions are:1) When is a good time to think about putting our properties in a LLC as a way to shield our other assets.

The total monetary loss is $6 million.Umbrella Insurance Policy ($10,000 deductible/$3,000,000 coverage): The landlord goes bankrupt, losing $20 million.Result: The landlord is better off with an LLC, which shields them from personal bankruptcy.Ultimately, landlords should make a decision based on their own real estate portfolio.

If you plan to manage your property yourself, then the LLC will probably not offer you the personal liability shield you are looking for.

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