Rental Property Trust

Why Have Rental Property?

Renting out property is an excellent way to generate income while your property’s value appreciates. In fact, each year more and more people are purchasing property with the intent to rent it out. As with any investment, there are some risks to be aware of. These risks are very important to consider because if they ever materialized, you could be at risk to lose your rental property.

 

Renting Risks

Injured Person

A property landlord may gain a big liability in case a tenant suffers an injury within the property. It may be because of the property itself or by some other factors, like injuries caused by other tenants.

 

 

 

 

Another common risk to rental properties are creditors. It is in the interest of creditors to seek out assets of their debtors for payment of debts. Landlords have reached out to our law firm about losing one or more of their rental properties. In special cases, even their personal home that is full of memories may be lost. This is not a favorable situation for a landlord where they can lose everything they have worked hard for.

 

Rent-A-Solution

Renting property to tenants is a great investment. It has the potential to generate a stable monthly income while your property appreciates in value. But, with all high-return investments, there is big risk and liability to consider. Our law firm has handled similar cases and we have found a great solution to every landlord who has reached out to us.
 
Protect your rental properties from creditors and lawsuits by putting them in an Asset Protection Trust. This allows you to separate your rental property from your residential home, while maintaining your rental property income. To learn more about planning for your rental property, please schedule a consultation with our firm so you and your assets are protected.