I was recently featured on Financial Gravity Episode 131 and talked with TAX MASTER and owner of publicly traded financial management company Financial Gravity - John Pollock on High End Asset Protection and tax mitigation strategies.

There are different ways of hiding your properties in trusts and whatnot to make it harder to get sued, but that is something you should think about when wanting to pay off the properties in full rather than just buying more properties while using leverage.So to protect yourself using more debt and trusts (insurance can also help mitigate that risk) is a lot more work to keep an eye on everything.

They don't provide tax documents on time, which cause significant headaches. they don't provide proof of cost mitigation studies unless you threaten to sue.I am a seasoned investor and I got duped in their flowery talk.

How did you mitigate the missing income and expense data?

Sounds like he may be getting hit with a stupid tax but hopefully that fee will get mitigated with insurance. 

However I have thought that if I came across 90s and 2000's era manufactured used to be moved, for truly good value (10k singlewides or 15-30k doublewides etc) I would have to do further research to see if it could pencil out & i could mitigate the obsticals.

The housing authority can mitigate the rent payment based on the utilities that the tenant must pay.

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And while the rates will go down on your primary house, the amount of qualified buyers(real demand) is mitigated heavily when job losses occur.

But,You have to prove you were damaged, how much the damage is and what you did to mitigate the damage.