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We all know that LLCs can be used to separate liability to a single property. Debt can be used to make a property judgement proof. You may as well throw in using a land trust to hide assets from the casual attorney. How can a single person use a combination of these tools to make a single property itself liability proof (assuming you have enough money to own it outright). If you have one entity lend money to another to put debt on the property is there a minimum interest rate that would be considered valid? E.g. can you lend money to yourself for less than 1%? Can the “corporate veil” be pierced if a single person is on both sides of the entities?
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