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www.REIClub.com – Should Investors Use An Illinois Land Trust? Five Benefits of Using a Real Estate Land Trust to Hold Property Title Include… Illinois land trusts provide… * privacy – Confidentiality and privacy of ownership is without a doubt one of the most important benefit of the Title Holding Trust or Land Trust – hides ownership, and creates an additional hurdle to find ownership, trusts are not public record, also keeps the purchase and sales price secret These title-holding trusts ease… * property transfers – Usually, Real estate owners are required to sign all of the necessary legal, financing and closing documents each time real estate is acquired, whether it is refinanced or sold. This process can be eliminated by acquiring and holding real estate in a Title Holding Trust or Land Trust. At that point, only the signature of the Trustee is required. Title is simply transferred to or from the Trustee upon the written authorization and direction of the beneficiary (owner). Real estate land trusts provide… * property protection – protects property against IRS liens & personal judgments on seller or buyer, see the beneficiary does not own the real estate, they own a beneficial interest in the Title Holding Trust or LandTrust, which is personal property rather than real property. These investor trusts provide… * personal protection – protects beneficiary personally against HOA claims and title claims Equity-holding trusts help… * prevent lawsuits …
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www.BecomingYourOwnBank.com present Interviews with Dan Thompson – Financial Expert. Infinite Banking for Real Estate Investors “So I’m often asked how to use the infinite banking system for real estate investors. Number one is you could just be the bank, or the entire real estate purchase. Or you could just be the down payment. I have several clients who use the infinite banking system as the down payment. But the important or critical aspect to this is they have to treat that money just as well–with and interest rate and so forth–just as if they had borrowed it from another bank. In other words they can’t short them, if they borrow 20, 50, or 100 thousand dollars from their infinite banking system they need to pay that back with interest just like they would if they had borrowed it from another financial institution. By doing this they are going to have greater tax advantages then they normally would if they didn’t go through their bank. A good phrase I use is, every investment gets better if it goes through your banking system first. One of the best things we can do with real estate investors is coach them about how to use the infinite banking concept in person, the reasons are simple. #1 Its’ a structure that needs to be done properly. We pride ourselves on doing things right. The other thing is we want to talk about some of the tax advantages that are coupled with the banking system that might be difficult to explain in a video like this. The other thing is once we …
Petrol prices have been quietly increasing in recent months, mostly going unnoticed. However, new figures released today by CommSec reveal unleaded petrol is now at 139.2 cents a litre – a near 29-month high.
More investors are choosing to use variable rates, as a wider range of offers and extended cash rate stability become more popular. Demand for fixed interest rates, on the other hand, has taken a tumble.
Increased competition among mortgage lenders means better deals are being created for investors, according to mortgage broker company Australian Finance Group (AFG).
The Queensland property industry is facing another flood of problems – this time, the perception from other states that the housing market isn’t back in business.