Mark Kohler tells business owners to keep their name on the LLC for marketing, but protect assets through separate legal structures. He uses his own corporation as an example and recommends a three-part ownership strategy with an attorney.
Your name should be on the company. It's okay. It's not what holds your assets While you're a realtor in Nevada, keep the LLC the way you is. Don't worry about privacy. My corporation is Marc J. Kohler, Inc. Marjorie Kohler. Come. I want to sell you services. I want to sell you product. I want my name out there. You want to find what entity owns my rental property? Good luck. See, asset protection and privacy is for my assets, for my business. I want the world to know. Come spend money with me. Let's help you. You're doing the right thing. Get with one of my lawyers. Do a trifecta. The attorneys are going to show you that your LLC with your name on it is perfect. And it.
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