Using Trusts to Own Real Estate
- Topics:
- Tax Incentives
- Source:
- TEXAS REAL ESTATE CLUB
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Overview: Trusts have been used as an entity to hold assets, such as real estate for hundreds. But, with each generation’s trials and tribulations, trusts evolve to meet new challenges. The multiple-beneficiary trusts now can be used to expand the fit-tax exclusion. It took someone with a tolerance for risk to mix old law. Most investors will be dealing with inter vivos or living trusts. Trusts used to hold operational real estate will generally be revocable, grantor trusts. These trusts are more for operational purposes that estate tax planning purposes. In general irrevocable trusts will be used to deal with estate tax planning. Continue to read article for more understanding.
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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1




