EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 37 MIN
How To Hide Your Ownership In Real Estate Using A Land Trust
from Anderson Business Advisors Podcast · host AndersonAdvisors.com
Interested in learning how to hide your real estate with a land trust? Schedule a free consultation here: https://aba.link/rcvw In this podcast, Toby Mathis sits down with attorney and asset protection expert Amanda Wynalda to explain why keeping your real estate ownership public can put your finances, privacy, and future at risk. You’ll learn how lawsuits really happen, why newer investors are often the most vulnerable, and how a single bad tenant situation can spiral into hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal costs. Toby and Amanda break down how to use land trusts, LLCs, insurance, and privacy strategies work together to help protect real estate investors from unnecessary exposure. They also explain who actually needs these strategies, common mistakes investors make, and how to create multiple layers of protection around your assets before problems happen. FREE TAX & ASSET PROTECTION WORKSHOP Register for an upcoming workshop today if you want to protect your business and personal assets from snoopy lawyers and creditors. Save Your Seat: https://aba.link/jyn9 Highlights/Topics: 0:00 Intro 1:51 Who Actually Needs Real Estate Privacy? 3:14 The “Invisible Wall” Asset Protection Strategy 6:13 Real Case Study: Anonymous Investor vs Public Owner 9:12 How Anonymous Ownership Changes Settlements 12:29 Land Trusts vs LLCs Explained 13:00 What Is a Land Trust? 15:24 Attorney Trustees vs LLC Trustees 17:52 Why Land Trusts Need LLCs for Protection 19:59 Biggest Mistakes Investors Make With Land Trusts 22:48 Are Land Trusts Enough By Themselves? 24:45 Can You Use This Strategy In Every State? 26:19 Common Asset Protection Mistakes To Avoid 34:35 How To Get Property Out of Your Personal Name 37:00 Outro
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