Protect What You’ve Built
You’ve worked hard to build your real estate portfolio. Now it’s time to protect it, so it can’t be taken away from you. At RealWealth, we’ve helped over 80,000 members grow their wealth through real estate investing, and one of the smartest moves they make is working with asset protection experts who understand the unique risks and strategies for real estate investors.
From LLC structuring to trust planning, below you’ll find the vetted professionals we trust to help you protect your assets, reduce liability, and plan for the future.
Why Asset Protection Is Critical for Real Estate Investors
Shield Yourself from Lawsuits
Real estate is a litigation-prone industry. A solid asset protection plan can prevent a single tenant or contractor dispute from wiping out everything you’ve built.
Build a Defensive Wall
Whether it’s LLCs, trusts, holding companies, or a combination of strategies, — the right legal structure helps you keep your personal and business assets separate and safe.
Plan for Legacy and Flexibility
Proper structuring also makes it easier to pass on assets, sell properties, or partner with others while protecting one's legacy.
Our Trusted Asset Protection Specialists
We’ve partnered with experienced attorneys and asset protection professionals who specialize in working with real estate investors. Each has been vetted for responsiveness, legal expertise, and a real-world understanding of property ownership.
Explore RealWealth's Asset Protection Resources
Want to learn more about protecting your assets before talking to an expert? Start with these:
- How To Protect Real Estate Assets According to Tax Experts
- Should I Create an LLC for Rental Property: 8 Key Questions & Answers
- [Free Webinar] Bulletproof Your Real Estate Investments: Smart Strategies for Asset Protection
These resources will help you better understand the key risks and strategies, and prepare you to make informed decisions with your legal and tax team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an LLC to protect my rental property?
LLCs are a common protection strategy, but not always necessary. The proper structure depends on your state, property type, and risk tolerance. That’s why we recommend working with an expert.
Can I hold multiple properties in one LLC?
You can, but you may not want to. Many experts suggest separating properties to limit liability. There are pros and cons — a good advisor will help you weigh them.
What’s the difference between a trust and an LLC?
Trusts are often used for estate planning, while LLCs are typically used for liability protection and operations. In many cases, they’re used together for layered protection.
We’re Not Lawyers, But We Know Who You Should Talk To
At RealWealth, we don’t provide legal or asset protection services, but we’ve helped thousands of investors build and protect their wealth.
The experts listed here are independent professionals who have been trusted by RealWealth members and vetted for experience and integrity.
