Asset Protection Attorney's to review Structure and Agreements

Asset Protection Attorney's to review Structure and Agreements

Investor · East Haven, CT · Member since 2016 · 53 posts · 25 votes

Hi BiggerPockets community,

I am looking for recommendations for an experience attorney to help me 

1. review/amend operating agreement for my on3 HoldCo (two-member LLC)

2. review/amend operating agreement for my one PropCo (single member LLC)

3. my rental agreement template (with addendum)

The objective is to have good asset protection from outside (lawsuits towards LLC, not affecting individual member) and from inside (individual member's creditor or lawsuits won't impact LLC). Also the rental agreement is just to set up first line of defense to minimize probability of being sued in the first place.

Could you please PM me if you know someone who is good at this?

Many thanks!

Jay

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  • Professional · Bothell, WA · Member since 2016 · 89 posts · 17 votes
    9y

    I am good at it, but for a 100% solution you should take to a Connecticut attorney as each State has some subtle nuances on how total asset protection takes place.

  • Investor · East Haven, CT · Member since 2016 · 53 posts · 25 votes
    9y

    Thanks Frank. It seems to me now this includes two parts: generally the structure and HoldCo OpEx languages and locally PropCo language and lease agreement review. Will pm you my email and we can go from there. Thanks again 

  • Real Estate Broker · Fort Myers · Member since 2016 · 16 posts · 2 votes
    9y

       Kenneth Gruder at Goldman Gruder & Woods and Carl Ferraro Attorneys in Norwalk, Ct are the 2 attorneys that I prefer working with.

     They handle all aspects of residential and commercial real estate law, including purchases, sales, refinances, evictions, foreclosures, short sales and loan workouts. 

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