Hi everyone, I am contemplating asset protection strategies for my California and Memphis properties and a real estate guru says to hold the California properties in land trusts owned by a Wyoming LLC. 

Step 3: Befriend the ExpertsBuilding an empire, whether on the Monopoly board or in the real world, requires wisdom and guidance.

is it pretty similar or do people negotiate differently and also, do cash buyers show interest in land?

I'm not interested in having a billionaire dollar empire, I just want to have enough units to replace my W2 and live comfortably. 

If you wanted to invest in a 4 plex you might look at the Inland Empire.

By the way, i'm a investor veteran, with over 600 homes purchased over the past 25 years, former founder of the Inland Empire Investors Club, and a licensed real estate agent. 

Hiring an experienced real estate attorney or a consultant who specializes in land development can help navigate the intricacies of local regulations and ensure the process goes smoothly.Initially, it seems like a daunting process, just go one step at a time.  

Riverside, Beaumont, Hemet, San Jacinto, etc...You're right next to the Inland Empire. 

Looking for Real Estate club meetings in inland empire

Tough to find good contractors out here that work with investors in the Inland Empire CA.