You should get that property out of your name. Land trusts can be used for privacy and protection.

Entrepreneurs and potential multi–millionaires.

Do you own real estate in your own name or an LLC? If so, you are a sitting duck for tenant lawsuits, the IRS and code enforcement. Whether you own in your own name or an LLC, the information is public about who’s behind the ownership of your properties, and that makes it difficult to keep anonymity from your tenants and code enforcement officers. Your properties are subject to inquiries, lawsuits, and asset searches. In short, you are naked in a world of information – unless you use a little-known device… “the land trust”.

Your Odds of Being Sued Are GREATER Than EVER!

Lawsuits can be a threat to your finances. Imagine a thug holding a gun to your throat and demanding that you turn over your wallet, credit cards, jewelry, and keys to your car. How do you feel? Are you scared out of your mind? Vulnerable? Is it a violation? When you are hit by a lawsuit and you know you have done nothing wrong, you will feel the same way. I will show you how to protect yourself from being a target for bloodsuckers andambulance chasers. Lawyers will not be able to touch you or your assets because of the walls of protection around you.

Do you have plans to own real estate in the future or are you a landlord? Most of the juries are made up of tenants. They are jealous that you don’t own a house. When a landlord is sued, jury members see it in a different way. It is pay–back time. They can get even with their landlords if they hit them with a late rent charge or make them get rid of their pet. Most judges earn less than you. How sympathetic could they be? What do you think the chances of a fair trial are? Unless you use my land trusts course to protect yourself, you should just hand over your checkbook and title to one of your houses.

WATCH OUT – The Lawyers Have Their
Targets on Real Estate Investors!

The report was published by the National Consumer Law Center. Dreams Foreclosed is about the theft of Americans’ homes through equity. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it The attack on foreclosure investors was funded by a left–wing organization. These lawyers are similar to the ones who sued Mcdonald’s for making people fat and the tobacco companies for causing cancer. Guess what? Lawyers all over the country are going after the same consumer protection delusion. Real estate investors. You don’t have to be one of them. I will teach you how to protect yourself from land trusts.

Not Convinced? Here’s 5 More Good
Reasons to Hold Real Estate in a Land Trusts:

1. There is protection from liens. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it Real estate in a trust name is not subject to liens. Judgment holders or the IRS can file a claim against the property in the name of the seller if you are dealing with them. The personal judgments or liens of the seller will not attach to the property if it is titled into trust.

2. There is protection from title claims. . If there is a problem with title to the property, you can be sued if you sign a warranty deed in your own name. Even if you purchased title insurance, liens filed without your knowledge could result in liability against you. A land trust in your place as a seller will protect you against many types of title claims because the claim will be limited to the trust. Your exposure to title claims is limited if the trust already sold the property.

3. Discouraging litigation. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it People tend to only file lawsuits against people who have money. Since their fee is based on collection, attorneys who work on contingency are less likely to take cases which they can win. You will appear less worth suing if your properties are hard to find. The difficult prospect of finding and attaching assets will discourage litigation against you.

4. There is protection from claims. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it You become personally liable for all dues and assessments when you take title to a property. If you buy a condo in your own name and the association assesses an amount due, they can place a lien on the property and you can be sued for the obligation! Don’t take title in your name in a homeowner’s association, but instead take title in a land trust so that the trust itself will be the sole recourse for the homeowner’s association’s debts

5. It is possible to make contracts assignable. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it Similar to stock in a corporation, the beneficial interest in a land trust is assignable. The beneficiary of the trust can be changed without changing the title to the property. In the case of a non-assignable real estate contract, this can be very beneficial. Instead of making an offer in your own name, assign your interest in the land trust to a third party.

The Land Trust Home Study course shows you how to do it.

• How to remove your name from public records and get the privacy you and your family deserve!
• How to protect your real estate from judgments & liens
• How to buy and sell real estate with complete anonymity
• How to protect yourself from title claims
• How to “assume” loans without personal recourse
• How to avoid probate of your real estate assets by “stacking” a land trust with a living trust
• Creative ways to use a land trust as part of a 1031 Tax–Deferred Exchange
• How to buy & sell real estate without title insurance or “closings”
• How to use a land trust to circumvent the “due–on–sale” provision of a mortgage or deed of trust
• How to use personal property trusts to keep your bank accounts, automobiles, mobile homes and other personal property private
• How to integrate your estate planning living trust with a land trust
• Five creative ways to use land trusts as a real estate investor
• How to use a land trust as a security device on real estate transactions
• How to fill out all the paperwork yourself to setup and use land trusts and personal property trusts – without expensive attorney’s fees!

• 161-page PDF workbook complete with state-specific legal references
• Four audio files recorded from a recent live seminar
• Legal forms to create and use LAND TRUSTS
• 50-state guide to land trusts with legal citations (including special modified land trust form for TN, and LA, or for any title company that says “Our state does not recognize land trusts”. Simply use the modified form, do your closing, then amend the trust after closing to turn it back into a regular land trust!)
• Personal Property Trust Forms – use for holding non-real estate items, such as notes, mortgages, mobile homes, RVs, cars, and brokerage accounts
• Step-by-Step Land Trust checklist
• Priority email support from Bill Bronchick for 90 days!
• Free course and/or form updates for life
• Online Automated land trust document generator NEW!
  (Just answer a few questions and receive an instant email with the completed trust form!)

And a lot more!

Act Now and Save THOUSANDS of DOLLARS!

Lawyers who understand these concepts charge their clients a lot of money for the kind of protection I reveal in this Home Study Package. You will be able to get all the strategies and techniques you need to plan and protect your financial future if you order now. You can save an additional $200.00 if you act now.