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Does A Revocable Trust File A Tax Return? Land TrustWhere legal issues are concerned, the answers to most questions are rarely simple. This blog post provides the full answer (the yes/no, the why, the exceptions and other related issues) to the question: Does a revocable trust file a tax return? In transferring...
What Is The Difference Between A Single Member LLC And A Sole Proprietorship? Corporate Structure, LLCIf you are looking to start a real estate investing business, you should be familiar with two popular business structures at your disposal. These are Single Member Limited Liability Companies (SMLLC) and Sole Proprietorships. Both options can help you get your...
What Is The Difference Between An Authorized Member And A Manager In An LLC? LLCA Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a versatile legal entity for running a business. Since its relatively recent creation (Wyoming in 1977) it has quickly become an attractive option for real estate investors due to its tax flexibility and strong legal protections. ...
Using a 401(k) To Buy A House? How To Tap Into Retirement Savings For Real Estate Purchases Solo 401kThe U.S. housing market has been booming as everyday Americans (and more than a few real estate investors) take advantage of record-low mortgage rates. As a result, now is an opportune time for many to become first-time homebuyers. If you want to buy a house but your...
Structuring a Real Estate Investment Business: Tips from The Small Business Administration Corporate StructureYou’ve been thinking about investing in real estate for a while now. Maybe you’ve even purchased your first investment property. Now it’s time to get serious about your plans. The first and most important step? Choosing a structure for your real estate investment...
Offshore Banking: Everything Investors Need To Know Asset Protection, TaxThe concept of banking has been around for about as long as civilization itself. In ancient Mesopotamia, temples and palaces often acted as financial institutions, lending seeds to local farmers to plant their crops. Once those crops were harvested, farmers would be...
How Real Estate Syndicators Protect Assets & Avoid Taxes Delaware Statutory TrustsOnce upon a time, only the richest and most connected investors could participate in real estate syndications. Today, real estate crowdfunding platforms, lower investment minimums and a wealth of project information available online all mean that real estate...
The Pour-Over Will: The Perfect Addition To A Living Trust Estate PlanningFor the savvy investor looking to create a watertight estate plan, the pour-over will may be the perfect addition to a living trust. Named after the fact that it “pours” all a decedent’s remaining assets into the living trust, a pour-over will can be an effective...
When Delaware Statutory Trust Trustees’ Hands Are Tied: 7 DST ‘Deadly Sins’ Delaware Statutory TrustsThe Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) is an exceptional investment vehicle. It offers monthly hassle-free income and a more diverse investment portfolio. Managed under the supervision of a trustee, it combines asset protection, estate planning, and personal control....