as far as I've learned, Dodd Frank only applies if you sell more then 3 house in one entity per year. so, if you take title in land trust that shouldn't be a problem.

But all of the properties are still in my name, I have read about people quit claiming them over, and then in this thread read about putting them in land trusts, but what benefit do I get from doing this?

I been looking into either property abroad, homesteading/self sustainable home for myself, building a community living with a self sustainability situation with others, buying property abroad with a group of people I decide I trust enough to do so with (my inspiration for this last one: https://tynan.com/empire/), just go back to my original idea to house hack first, or a combination of the above.

I had clients work with KPMM, SlateHouse, Cassidon, and Empire.

@Stuart Udis also having no experience in land (which is the case for many and why they join the course) you don’t realize how niche it is to locality until you are running into issues. 

I never see anything about inland Mexico, and especially not Oaxaca. 

I remember, when I first started in land investing, that it was going to be easy was wishful thinking and delusion on my part.

In LA where I invest, for example, I can drive 1 hr inland and prices for single family homes go from $700k to under $200k.

But Aurora is more than just East Colfax, in fact it's actually larger than Denver itself (in land area), and contains an extremely wide spectrum of neighborhoods from swanky-modern new urbanism to housing projects to suburban McMansions to trailer parks.

@Joseph Fenner what step are you on in building your empire?