Hello B.P,
I bought my first property and it is a duplex.
I have 2 questions, the property has two parts the big house has three rooms and one kitchen and the other one is a detached which has one room, living room,...

Hi, I have a few questions about the use of land-trusts and LLCs to protect assets. So, I understand the land trust protects the privacy of all owners and the beneficiary of the trust can be an LLC in order to pro...

Good Morning,Appreciate any guidance in advance. For the past several years I've owned the same single family home as a rent that had its own liability insurance policy and I carried my own personal umbrella policy. N...

Hi, can someone please explain the benefits of creating an asset protection trust for rental estate?  How common is this and is it wise to create for asset protection? Thanks in advance. 

I would like to setup an entity that keeps my ownership private for a note investing business. Performing notes will be my current focus. The payee will need to pay of course so the entity structure should be supporti...

Here’s the background:My parents inherited a property on Cape Cod when my Grandfather died. It is a great property for short term rental. The property is paid off and worth ~600k. The property is in a Life Estate Trus...

Hello,I am about to sign a deal in a JV and I am trying to figure how to best protect myself in case the JV partner walks off with my money. the case is that due to the sensitivity of the deal, only they can be on the...

I found this article to be very thorough and helpful in understanding Land Trusts.  https://andersonadvisors.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Pros-and-Cons-of-Land-Trust.pdf

Hello BP family,I have a triplex in which I live in one of the units. The other two units are being rented out. I’m utilizing my VA loan and I was told by one mortage lendor that I can quit claim the rented units to m...

Asset protection for the new guy. The only discussion I have ever heard are for people who have substantial inventory. This is a topic I never hear discussed on the podcast. It only takes your first property to be pur...