Put your home in a trust

16 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief advisory monologue, Jerry Taylor explains that placing a home in a trust enables heirs to sell the property as soon as the day after the owner's death, bypassing the lengthy probate process. He highlights that without a trust, probate can take months or years, during which mortgage payments, insurance, and maintenance costs continue, preventing heirs from realizing the home's value for investment. Taylor asserts there is no downside to using a trust and emphasizes the significant upside for heirs, concluding with a call to sign up for his newsletter and to put the home in a trust.

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Your home can be sold literally the day after you leave the planet by your children or your heirs if you put your home in a trust. On the other hand, if you die with your home in your name alone, will spend months or years in probate before it can be sold. During that time, the mortgage, the insurance will continue to need to be paid. The house will have to be kept up and your heirs won't be able to realize the value of that home and to put that money into an investment. There is no downside to putting your home into a trust, and the upside for your heirs is huge. Get my newsletter in my bio link and put your home in a trust.