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SUMMARY:Should You Place Your Rentals in a Living Trust? - Sep 21
DESCRIPTION:Placing your rental properties in a living trust can help avoid probate when you die, but there are lots of other advantages to consider.\n\nThis class will focus on the Top Ten Reasons to have a living trust. Some key questions that will be answered are:\n\n- Does it matter who dies first?\n- Who will take care of you when you can't do it yourself?\n- What happens when I have property in different states?\n- Do we need to avoid probate?\n- How can you keep the government out of your affairs?\n- Who will be the guardian of your minor children if you die?\n- What are your options for choosing a trustee?\n\nPresenter: Bruce Peotter, the Law Office of Bruce Poetter
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlacing your rental properties in a living trust can help avoid probate when you die, but there are lots of other advantages to consider.
This class will focus on the Top Ten Reasons to have a living trust. Some key questions that will be answered are:
- Does it matter who dies first?
- Who will take care of you when you can't do it yourself?
- What happens when I have property in different states?
- Do we need to avoid probate?
- How can you keep the government out of your affairs?
- Who will be the guardian of your minor children if you die?
- What are your options for choosing a trustee?
Presenter: Bruce Peotter, the Law Office of Bruce Poetter\n\n\n
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