Structure Your LLC For Next-Level Anonymity

Are you looking to structure your LLC for next-level anonymity? In this video, I'll show you how to do just that!

I'll show you how to structure your LLC for maximum asset protection. By setting up an LLC, you can keep your business and personal information separate, making it harder for people to track you down.

If you want to keep your personal and business affairs separate, you need to structure your LLC correctly. I'll discuss the different LLC structures and how to choose the right one for your needs.

"Maybe you didn't do something right, and there's an opportunity now for a lawyer to pierce the veil." 4:02

Following the correct structure will allow you to increase your anonymity and protect your identity while still operating your business legally and transparently.

Whether you want to stay anonymous online or protect your privacy in the real world, this video is for you!

Watch my video until the end to learn how to structure your LLC. If you have any questions about LLCs or how to structure them, leave them in the comments below, and I'll get back to you as soon as possible!

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Show Notes:
0:00 Intro
0:13 Asset Protection
1:22 Examples & Scenarios
3:50 How LLCs Work
5:25 Personal Property Trust
7:51 Creating Another Trust
9:59 Outro
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Clint Coons, Esq. is one of the founding partners of Anderson Law Group, Clint has grown his legal and tax firm to over 400 employees by assisting real estate investors with creating and implementing solid entity structuring plans. His success in these regards is in large part due to his personal investing experience. A successful attorney, real estate investor, and speaker, Clint has used his innovative and dynamic strategies coupled with knowledge borne from experience to help thousands of people save millions of dollars and build real wealth.

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[chinodadawg]

Good video this guy is the only person that explained it almost perfectly !! Thank you!! Great video

[arnoldmarcus]

I can see this being beneficial for a high networth person to keep multiple residences or vacation properties anonymously owned, but as for operating a real estate business, I think it makes more sense to have multiple properties in one business and get properly insured, and operate ethically, and you will be protected. Large real estate companies have thousands of units under one entity.

[all_that_is-is_oneness]

Love your videos!
Now, who should be the trustee of the various trusts?

[CianTv]

I can make my WY holding Company the grantor, trustee AND the beneficiary of this trust. Correct?

[kevint]

Thank you for all of these GREAT videos! At 3:07, you mention that a predator could find the name of the red box LLCs' member at the Colorado state site. Then, do a search for the blue box, or Wyoming, LLC on the Colorado site. Is this state specific? Because in Ohio, when I search for the red box, all I see is my registered agent info. Ohio doesn't seem to list the blue box member anywhere. And there is no way to search for the name of the blue box.

[darrelpyle]

How is a PPT different than a Land trust? Are they interchangeable in this structure meaning could we use a land trust instead of a PPT with that being the only change in the structure?

[APinson]

Is placing the Title in the name of an LLC as this video explains, a better way to structure for anonymity?

My CA Rentals were set up a few years ago by Anderson as Mem Mgd:
#1 Property held in Trust
#2 WY LLC = Beneficiary of the Trust
#3 CA - C-Corp is the Manager of the #2 LLC
#4 WY Holding LLC is the Member of the #2 LLC

My Flips were structured as Mgr Mgd:
#1 Property held in Trust
#2 WY LLC = Beneficiary of the Trust
#3 CA C-Corp is the Member & Member of the #2 LLC

[CianTv]

What usually happens in situations where the trustee is a lawyer or a friend but they have resigned from their position and someone tries to sue the trust for some reason? Let's say it was a car crash, could they sue the trustee after they have resigned? Would they normally try to call who they think the trustee is before they pull the trigger? What would their lawyer be thinking in this situation?

[CianTv]

I’ve actually thought of this but does this make it harder to get a bank account and fill out paper work?

[frankmartinez]

Hypothetical: Company A owns company B; A creates the trust as you describe and does so in, say, Wyoming or wherever; A places B into the trust and names B as the trustee so, even if someone somehow figured out who the trustee is without knowing who the grantor is, they have reached the brickest of brick walls. Would that work?

[umerchaudhry]

Very informative as always. However, would it technically invoke due on sale clause if the property has loan? Also, maybe make new financing/ refinancing harder? Thanks.

[rangerstrade]

In your example, would the PPT or Colorado LLC be the Beneficiary if you put the property in a land trust?

So step 1: Land Trust
Step 2: assign Beneficial interest to Colorado LLC
Step 3: Place Colorado LLC into PPT
Step 4: PPT Beneficiary is WY LLC

[hdlpthj]

I am in TX and I own real estate in TX. No mortgages, own outright. I showed this video to a TX estate planning and business attorney and he did additional research to confirm that Texas does not allow for unregulated trust companies to operate in this state. In other words, an entity operating as a trustee will need to register with the Texas Department of Banking as a chartered trust company, even if it is formed in a different state. So no WY LLC as a trustee without registration in TX. What do you say to that?

[frankmartinez]

Educational as always, thanks! Is it permissible to say the LLC is the grantor, trustee, and beneficiary of the trust? Does that even make sense to do so?

[jimsutton]

Clint - If a Nurse in Texas, is considering going 1099 from current W-2 status, is an LLC a good structure for this healthcare focused business? Would the WYoming Manager LLC be a good addition for liability protection? Would the PPT be applicable for this, also, as an addition protection layer?

[wm.roccosmith]

Clint, does this legally protective method also block the need for a BOI requirement?

[bestcloud]

Little confused about the structure. I have seen ownership in this order Trust -> Holding Co -> Operating LLC and the same person can be the manager in both LLC.

But per this video its Holding Co -> Trust -> Operating LLC. Is there any benefit for this structure to be be member managed? How does the ownership work for a manager managed LLC?

Holding Co - who's the owner? Who's the manager?
Trust - - who's the Grantor, Trustee, Beneficiary? (assuming the trustee doesn't have to share a name, it can be the word 'trustee')
Operating LLC - who's the owner? Who's the manager?

[ezeadichiehome]

Have 1 property in PA and 1 in NJ, which are not yet under a PA LLC created to own and manage.
Put homes in land trust with a temp trustee then transfer to WY LLC?
Should transfer PA LLC to WY or create new WY LLC?

[deedub]

Can I use the PPT for an LLC that has nothing to do with real estate? Let's say I have an LLC for manufacturing items. Can I protect that LLC with a PPT? Thanks for answering my question. Great video!

[kriskris]

Can we change the membership of existing LLc’s to personal property trusts or is it too late now? I have 5 Ohio llc’s which are owned by WY holding entity..