Any entity (such as a trust, another Corp, Retirement Account, etc) can own stock in a C-Corp or LLC (although there are some foreign entity exclusions that exist).  

Don’t listen to these old schools that will probably be divorced once they get to retirement, I had an ex that didn’t pay a damn thing for years and saved up a substantial amount of money guess what I got nothing out of it, you gotta make them pay or get out the way, I got a few properties but the thing is If my girl pays I can invest in more things, stocks, bonds, pay off taxes but if I have to pay for everything then why even have her around it’s foolish, this is the reason many women have a secret savings account, be careful a lot of women only stay with men who pay the bills because of money not because of love ❤️

Almost all retirement plans are protected against creditor attachment; many including myself have found ways to legally place millions of dollars of real estate, notes, and business assets into Self directed IRAs, Solo 401ks, SEP accounts, and Defined Benefit Plans.

Or, hey, if they want to keep you on 1099, then you need a 30% pay raise relative to what you'd be getting for similar work/experience/etc as W2 since you need to fund you rown retirement/healthcare/etc/etc. 

Oppurtunity to build long term wealth and residual income for retirement How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

For most it's not a career, just a small retirement portfolio.

If someone was 65 years old and looking for cash flow and getting ready to retire, I would lean towards partials.

That's awesome man, keep it up and soon you will retire to an island a millionaire!

I love knowing that I actually can do so many deals so quickly & it doesn't have to be spanned out between now & retirement :)  The biggest takeaway for me was the "Delayed Financing Exemption".  

Essentially, you invest by letting others invest in your deals rather than losing their retirement money in the coming stock market crash (already underway).