If you choose to do this for real asset protection or tax sheltering, though, it is worth seeking an attorney because a poorly set up entity will provide neither asset protection or tax shelters.

This is the case whether or not you are doing it for legal protection or if you're doing it for some other reason.

The LLC might give you some asset protection (or not, since the property and loan is in your names), but it has zero impact on the tax and business arrangement.

The choice of entity that you use can make a huge difference in your exit strategy, but most people make the decision based on legal protection or income tax issues.

The party giving away ownership is the grantor (they are granting title) The party receiving ownership is the beneficiary (they are benefiting)I know others have different views on the protection (or lack there of) a land trust may or may not provide.

That's why I get a little incensed when I see flippant and conjectural remarks such as "LLC's don't offer any real protection" or "piercing the corporate veil is easy".

They will work for you and no one else, always good to have protection or it could cost you $$$$.

You have some other options on price , you can pre buy , get price protection .  

(F.S. 83.56(4)You can have your contractor go in for the mold remediation or any other maintenance you need to do for the "protection or preservation of the premises." 

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