You have to have two people. If you don't, then it would be like, find sibling or parent, and then to give them a one % ownership interest on the p side. It won't affect their taxes or their liability beause it's completely passive. Only a very small amount of states recognize and have series llc statutes. So unless you the client and the asset both exist in a series friendly, series l c friendly state, i would not use or recommend the series l c.
In this week’s episode, Robert Leonard talks with Brian T. Bradley about what asset protection is and why it matters, when a new real estate investor should start considering asset protection, whether new real estate investors need an LLC or not to start investing, how to setup an LLC, the most common and dangerous misconceptions around LLCs, and much, much more!
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
00:00 - Intro
02:33 - What asset protection is and why it is important.
05:39 - When a real estate investor needs to start considering asset protection.
07:34 - What LLCs are and whether or not you need one to invest.
14:52 - Common and dangerous misconceptions around LLCs.
26:28 - How to properly setup and structure LLCs.
36:57 - How LLCs and asset protection works for house hacks.
59:26 - What asset protection trusts are.
And much, much more!
*Disclaimer: Slight timestamp discrepancies may occur due to podcast platform differences.
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