by Mark J. Kohler | Apr 7, 2022 | asset protection, Blog, Business, Business Entities, Real Estate
The majority of real estate investors do not need an LLC for every rental property…and yes, that sounds simple on the face of it, but it can certainly get tricky in practice. Regrettably, a lot of workshop gurus and ‘coaches’ however, (working out of...
by Mark J. Kohler | May 17, 2021 | asset protection, Estate Planning, Legal Tips, Retirement planning, Uncategorized
Most people will agree that Prince could write great pop music, but regrettably, he couldn’t even write a simple Will. Because of this major oversight, his estate has been an ongoing mess for over 5 years and there’s no sign it’s ending any time...
by Mark J. Kohler | Sep 16, 2020 | asset protection, Business Tips, Financial Advice, Real Estate, Uncategorized
For most of us, our home is one of our most valuable assets. It truly is our “castle”, but it can also be one of our most vulnerable assets. I will break down a few powerful strategies to help you protect your residence from a lawsuit. Many of my older...
by Mark J. Kohler | Aug 27, 2020 | asset protection, Business, Business Entities, Business Tips, Employees, Legal Tips
Understanding the difference between sub-contractors and employees is a very important area of employment law. Far too many business owners cut corners in this area and don’t think it’s a big deal – IT IS a big deal. How you classify a...
by Mark J. Kohler | Aug 27, 2020 | asset protection, Business, Business Entities, Business Tips, Legal Tips, taxes
Labeling as a subcontractor vs an Employee Between a subcontractor vs an employee, the “subcontractor” label might seem like the better choice. However, this resource will talk about deadly outcomes that could affect your business if you choose to have...
by Mark J. Kohler | Feb 26, 2020 | asset protection, Business, Business Tips, Real Estate, Uncategorized
Choosing the State in which to set-up your corporation or LLC is actually a very straightforward decision. Don’t let someone talk you into setting up your new entity in Nevada, Delaware, Wyoming or Utah…just to name a few. Even if they promise unlimited...