William "Bill" Bronchick - LLC versus Land Trust
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@rickiii888 The name of the grantor is NOT on pubic record. A landtrust ONLY shows the name of the landtrust and the trustee's' name.
TheRealBlackula 6 months ago
if no one sees the trust, wouldn't everyone think the grantor is the owner? then the grantor would be sued right?
rickiii888 9 months ago
what is the cost to set this up? say for a house or a duplex?
markvidales 1 year ago
Thank you Bill. I was under the impression that both trustees and beneficiaries have to be individuals, not companies (corp or LLC). Or maybe it's just Maryland's law?
Thank you
snipershniper 1 year ago
How can a person keep his name off from an LLC can he put another trust as owner of LLC
stonecoldjason 2 years ago