HI Clint, great video! In reference to your remark about the potential case where you can be identified as all 3 positions, could that only forsake your privacy as the Grantor if you are asked to submit the Trust Agreement during proceedings? Also, while you were discussing if you get sued as a beneficiary, you are liable and unprotected in the Trust, you mentioned that it is a Revocable Trust. So if someone came and took your rights and control over your position as Beneficiary for instance, and you are not the Grantor, couldn't the Grantor revoke and alter the beneficiary from their position when the person who filed the Rid took that place? I hope that makes sense, so now someone places themselves in your beneficiary position, controlling this Trust, then the true owner of the Trust can revoke their position? And where does that leave the original, liable beneficiary? I am new to learning about all of this and study it on my own at home so I look forward to hearing back from you! Thanks.
So let me get this straight, this video only applies to CA? Is the situation different say in AL? Also in the previous video you mentioned that if you are getting a property free and clear with no loan, you want to fund the deal with a bank account in the name of the Land trust, if you had intended to transfer the property to a domestic LLC, can you then just have the payment for purchase come from the LLC's account? Also the Merger (GTB) problem/weakness is it only in California or countrywide?
This guy does not know what he is talking about. I’ll make him spend so much time and money through discovery he will pull his hair before he can get to my assets. He doesn’t do deals.
