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I would imagine it is worth registering a holding company that would ultimately own the property, and then another LLC that is responsible for renting and maint
by zivkovicp 4y ago
I would imagine it is worth registering a holding company that would ultimately own the property, and then another LLC that is responsible for renting and maintenance... and then just rent it to yourself.
I don't know if this would make it more difficult for a seizure to occur but it seems that it would since the physical person is no longer the "owner" or even responsible for operating.
If the assets are worth any significant amount, it's worth protecting them and yourself from the law... as crazy as it sounds.
- prepend 4y agoIn this case it wouldn’t matter as the city would just seize it from the llc. They never charged anyone with a crime so they could just not charge the owners of the llc.