Just a sample of what  you will learn:

•  Comparison of and when to use - •  Sole proprietorships •  C and S corporations •  General and Limited Partnerships •  Limited Liability Companies •  Land Trusts •  Buy/Sell agreements (extremely important anytime there is more than one owner) •  Don't ever do business without one •  Conditions that should be covered •  How to value ownership interest •  Funding the agreement to make it work •  How to split income between family members •  Piercing the "liability veil" / “corporate veil” •  How to deal with property of the LLC •  Lending to a LLC •  Proper entities to use for Business v. investment ventures •  Corporations as General Partners or LLC Members •  Multiple LLC strategies / multiple corporation strategies •  Transferability of interests •  Documenting Decisions •  Proper deeding of property you own personally into an LLC •  Separating your profit-makers from your problem-makers •  Entity cycling to minimize IRS audit exposure & cut-off contingent liabilities •  Self-employment tax trap with LLCs & partnerships •  LLC salary v. investment income •  When a limited partnership makes more sense than LLC •  Contribution rights and obligations of members & partners •  What are “Charging orders” •  Dividing economic & governance interests •  Use of multiple entities for asset protection & tax planning •  1244 Stock (don't get caught without it) •  Home office vs outside office •  Lowering state income taxes •  Avoiding personal or professional service corporation (PSC) & personal holding company (PHC) status

•  What are GPs, LPs, LLCs, LLPs & LLLPs •  Advantages & disadvantages of an LLC being taxed as a •  Sole proprietorship   •  C corporation •  Partnership                •  S corporation •  IRS Form 8832 “Check the Box” rules •  Domestic LLC v. Foreign LLC •  Dealer v. Investor status - how LLCs & Corp.'s can help •  Capitalization of the entity •  Choice of Member-Managed v. Manager-Managed LLCs •  Forming the LLC and Corporation •  Drafting the Operating Agreement •  Assets your entity should own and those it should not (and how to title those assets) •  Using multiple entities for asset protection & tax planning •  Estate planning strategies •  In what state should you organize/incorporate •  Capital accounts, capital contributions & distributions •  Uneven distributions / Allocation of profits & losses •  Proper LLC and partnership formalities! (You just thought there were none!) •  Advantages of a Family Limited Partnership or LLC •  Inside/Outside Basis and why it is important •  General partnership v. limited partnership •  Vicarious liability •  LLCs as a substitute for land trusts •  Creative uses of LLCs and Corporations •  Proper corporate formalities! •  Increasing profits by incorporating •  Should your corporation be a "C" or an "S" •  How to get fringe benefits •  Medical insurance •  Medical insurance deductibles •  Dental expense reimbursements •  Life insurance •  and many more! •  Nevada vs Wyoming vs Delaware corporations •  . . . And much more!

This is a nuts-and bolts class taking you from the basics of using entities through day-to-day operations to maintain asset protection and reduce taxes.  Upon completion of the class, you will not only understand how to structure your own plan, but why you are using your own particular structure.  So, if you have been confused by what you have heard from other presenters, this class will clear it up.

This three (3) day program is designed to teach the concepts as well as the practical aspects of the limited liability company (LLC), S and C corporations, as well as the general partnership and limited partnership.  The intent is to provide you with the information you need to not only setup, but to properly run your LLC, corporation or partnership starting Monday morning!

There are three considerations in every new venture – legal, tax and business.  Many people leave the decision as to which type of entity they should use to their attorney or accountant.  These professionals may be good at what they do, but their views are strongly influenced by their area of expertise.  This can lead to a poor choice, since all factors are not considered.  Here we will cover the legal, tax and business points you should consider when choosing the optimal entity for your situation.  The knowledge should be in your hands, not someone else telling you what you should do.

And the best place to get this information is at this meeting.  Why?  I am a full time real estate investor just like many of you.  I have spent years collecting materials on these topics; poured through stacks of legal, accounting and business books; attended legal and accounting continuing education classes; and, most importantly,

Now, you can take advantage of my experiences, good and bad, as well as the information I have compiled over the years. 

The limited liability company and partnership have some unique asset protection features that are not shared by any other entity.  But the corporation has fringe benefits not available in any other entity.  All these will be covered in detail so you will understand the tax benefits and what can happen if you are involved in a lawsuit and a judgment is rendered against you.  For example, a party holding the judgment is entitled a “charging order” against your LLC or limited partnership interest.  But they have no right to the assets of the LLC or limited partnership, only to whatever distribution is made to you. The charging order can be an economic hot potato – if you know how to effectively utilize it.

Estate planning using these entities can not only provide asset protection, but can also provide valuation discounts that lower – or eliminate – estate taxes.  At the same time, you maintain control of all the assets!  And, if you should become incapacitated, an officer or co-manager can continue to lease, buy, sell and otherwise deal with the property without having to go to court to have a guardian appointed.

Your entity can do a lot for you – if your day-to-day operations prove that your LLC, corporation or partnership is truly a separate entity from you.  It must look, think and act like what you intend it to be.  Along the way, we will cover business, legal and tax strategies to generate better returns.

For a number of reasons, you may want to operate an LLC as a corporation, either a “C” or an “S”.  When does this make sense?  Maybe more often than you realize.  

The manual contains contact information to file your entity documents.  In addition, forms are included for setting up your enity, doing the initial formalities and meetings, supporting documents, checklists, clauses to accomplish certain intents, etc.  This manual is written to be a reference text long after you have completed this weekend session. 

And to give you more incentive to attend, a $200 discount off the already ridiculously low conference price of $997 is being offered.  Even though other speakers charge much more, some well into the thousands, I believe that most of you need this information.  And I don't want to give you any excuse not to get it.  Besides, I want you for a long-term customer – not just a one-shot deal.  I believe once you see the practical information I provide, you will want to come to my other seminars.  

If you are serious about growing your business and investments, you need the information here.  Sign up today!

Conference begins at 9:00 AM and ends at 5:00 PM each day.
Registration begins 8:30 AM on Friday, September 17, 2010.
Pre-registration ends 09/13/2010, add $35 each after this date, $60 at door.

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