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Steve you are right to pause and ask questions before moving everything into an irrevocable trust Once assets are placed there you generally give up control which can limit flexibility later A lot of real estate investors in Maryland and beyond instead start with a revocable living trust for estate planning and probate avoidance then look at more advanced options like irrevocable trusts for asset protection or tax planning when it makes sense Since you already hold everything in an LLC you have a layer of liability protection so the trust decision is more about estate planning and taxes I’d recommend sitting down with an experienced estate planning attorney who understands real estate investing so you can weigh whether a revocable or irrevocable trust fits your goals

First, run a quick feasibility screen: are you eligible to subdivide under your city’s rules, and do any tenant-protection or rent-control overlays complicate timing?

., asset protection or land trust) more effective—or should I use both?

LLC's offer very little protection or tax advantage when you get right down to it.

But from a tax perspective, here’s how this typically works:You can absolutely structure property ownership without an LLC, it just depends on what you’re trying to accomplish: privacy, liability protection, or both.Land trusts are often used for privacy.

•Where do spendthrift trusts fit in for estate protection or long-term planning, especially if minors or family members are intended beneficiaries?

You don’t get anonymity, liability protection, or tax advantages.

Being 18 years old and already a licensed real estate agent shows a great level of ambition, especially since 14 years old.On your journey of investing and learning, I definitely would recommend researching and learning about corporations, LLCs, and trusts as they relate to Real Estate investing, whether its for asset protection or anonymity as it pertains to fix-and-flips, short term rentals, and long term rentals.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

If not, do you happen to know anyone in this region you'd recommend for tax strategy, asset protection, or even someone who’s a solid mentor when it comes to building a long-term rental portfolio?