Asset Protection is CRUCIAL. Complicated, Expensive Plans are Silly.
Learn What You REALLY Need to Do to Be Safe, Without Paying a Fortune

Surely, you’ve gotten the memo that real estate investors need entities.

We use them to help shield what we’ve built — from nuisance lawsuits to over-taxation. They’re a necessary step to protecting your business—one that shouldn’t be put off.

BUT...

We’re tired of hearing about rental owners and flippers who’ve been sucked into expensive five-figure plans that involve multiple out-of-state—and sometimes even out-of-country—entities that add almost no benefit, and that often undermine the very protections they were supposed to provide.

So, we’ve convinced John Hyre—a tax and asset protection attorney who has BEEN a real estate investor and WORKED WITH real estate investors for decades—to teach us ALL what we really need to be doing.

John will share:

• The ONE type of entity that you probably need
• The most important document within that entity (it’s NOT the one you file with the state—and too many real estate entrepreneurs skip it altogether, and it comes back to bite them later)
• How to “put” your properties or deals “into” that entity correctly
• Why all the complicated, expensive, multi-entity, multi-state asset protection plans are likely a complete waste of money for you—and how they’re probably hurting your protection efforts, plus how to untangle them if you’ve already gotten into one
• How many entities you actually DO need (it’s likely a tiny handful at most)
• Whether single-member entities are actually as risky as you’ve been told—there’s a lot of conflicting information out there, and John will set the record straight
• What you MUST do beyond just “set up the entity and move my assets to it”—if you skip these ongoing ‘formalities’, you might as well not have an entity at all

John has decades of experience advising real estate investors one-on-one about how to protect their assets—and he’s seen too many cases where our colleagues have done it WRONG (or not at all!) and lost a lot in court.

He literally charges $1,000 an hour for this kind of advice. But your tuition for this online workshop is just $47 for members / $97 for non-members* when you register by midnight on April 9th.

(*But don’t pay the non-member price! You can join for just $30 a month and save $50 on your tuition!)

…Can’t attend live on Zoom? Register anyway—recordings will be sent to ALL registrants after the event.

Just click the register button and spend 4 hours getting the real scoop on what you need to do to keep your assets as safe as they can be.