Mr. Land Trust®'s Blog (10)

Thanks to you, Land Trust University students, we had an epic Monthly Live Training in September!

If you are an active student and you missed it, you can go to the replay! Relive the lively discussion, including a deep dive into Land Trust Basic Forms. For example, we looked at the letter I created that introduces Land Trusts to attorneys who are unfamiliar with them.

Join us for our next session and keep the conversation going! #LandTrustUniversity #LandTrustsMadeSimple…

Tim has been in business for a long time and has worked many deals in his life. He can attest that Mr. Land Trust is the real deal and has been a benefit to both him and his business.

Thank you Tim Cook for such great words!

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https://www.landtrustsmadesimple.com/how-is-a-land-trust-taxed/

https://www.landtrustsmadesimple.com/is-a-land-trust-legal-in-your-state/?v=7516fd43adaa

Check out my latest post regarding the value of land trust in ownership between 2 entities and how you can have 100% piece of the cake!

http:/https://www.landtrustsmadesimple.com/tenancy-by-the-entirety/?v=7516fd43adaa

http:/https://www.landtrustsmadesimple.com/land-trust-record-keeping/?v=7516fd43adaaAll you need to create a Land Trust is two documents. A Deed to Trustee and a Trust Agreement. The heart of a Land Trust is the Trust Agreement (TA). So, what do you do when you can t find your TA?

Your first phone call should be to your Trustee. She/He/It should have a copy. But,…

Sometimes I am questioned as to why I do not want to own property in my personal name. Am I trying to do something illegal, immoral, or fattening?

NO! I am just trying to protect my family’s assets from deadbeats and their contingency fee lawyers!

Furthermore, I am trying to protect my family from crazy tenants. Can you

imagine a tenant you are evicting getting mad enough to come to your home and confront you (or worse yet, your children who answered the door)? It happens,…

This short video explains why it helps everyone to sell the Beneficial Interest in a Land Trust on contract, rather than selling the deed on contract. For one thing, it makes it easier for you to "Be the Bank!"

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By Mr. Land Trust, Randy Hughes

Do you remember 1969? Probably not. You may have been born after 1969 and did not find real estate as an investment until many years later. I remember the year 1969 very well. It was the year in which I purchased my first rental house. I was still in college and realized that I needed to break the cycle of poverty in my family.

First, I decided to get more education than anyone else in my family. So, I went to college and majored in business.…