Reasons to Use a Land Trust # 3 Judgments and Liens Against the Beneficiary Do Not Attach

This is reason number 3 in a series on using a land trust: judgments and liens against the beneficiary do not attach.

Why use a land trust for each investment?

Why should YOU title each of your real estate investments in a separate Land Trust? Here is just one of more than 50 Reasons! The Trustee owns the real property, not the Beneficiary of a land trust. Watch and I’ll explain.

First, the post title lists this as reason number 3. It offers one reason out of more than 50, and the author explains it on video.

Why judgments and liens do not attach

The key point is about ownership. The Trustee owns the real property, not the Beneficiary. Next, the title connects that point to judgments and liens against the beneficiary, which do not attach.

In addition, learn more about liens on Wikipedia.

Key takeaways on judgments and liens

• This is just one of more than 50 reasons.
• Also, the post asks why you should title each real estate investment in a separate trust.
• The Trustee owns the real property, not the Beneficiary.
• Finally, judgments and liens against the beneficiary do not attach.

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