10/05/2026
Do you own your rental property in your own name? Most new investors do, because it's simple. But as your portfolio grows, how you hold it starts to matter.
Here's what that means in practice:
• An LLC can help limit your personal exposure if a tenant is injured or a contractor dispute arises.
• Transferring an interest in an LLC can be simpler than preparing a new deed every time ownership changes.
• A land trust can keep your name off the public record, but on its own it won't protect you from liability.
The result: The entity you choose, and how you run it, can decide how much of your own money is at risk.
We've written a full breakdown of your options. Read the article and reach out if you'd like our real estate team to review how your properties are held. 📩
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