TRUSTS
Anonymous Land Trusts, also known as Title Holding Trusts, are a little-known legal tool that offer smart investors a way to hold property anonymously.
TRUSTS
The self directed IRA-owned trust is an IRA business trust for real estate investors which gives the IRA owner checkbook control
TRUSTS
The the Delaware Statutory Trust (“DST”) is a trust that is formed pursuant to the laws of the State of Delaware, but is an excellent product for Californian investors.
Let’s just be clear that you don’t have to pass any eligibility requirements beyond being of legal age to get a land trust. That said, there are some issues to be aware of. We get frequent questions about rules and regulations of all legal tools used for asset...
Land trusts are often the unsung heroes of the real estate investing process. You can use them to control a company rather than own it. This might sound like a difference in mere semantics at first brush, but it’s actually one of the first golden rules of asset...
If you’ve started learning about the land trust recently, questions are common. We’ve gone ahead and made some primers on what a land trust is and the benefits of the structure, but today, we’re going to answer your most Frequently Asked Questions about the land...
As we continue our series on the land trust, it’s time to turn our attention toward the major benefits of this structure. Whether you are old friends with this time-tested real estate tool or have never heard of it in your life, the land trust or title-holding trust...
One of the many reasons real estate investors love the self-directed IRA (SDIRA) is the control they have over both their assets and participation with traditional custodians. But many investors are also aware of the SDIRA’s relative security as an asset protection...
The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) is a bona fide legal workhorse. For the right investors and circumstances, it’s often an excellent tool that preserves passive investment income, prevents lawsuits, and has special tax benefits for Californians. It can pull double...