John Hyre’s Horrifically Detailed Entities Class

You’re probably set up wrong. And it’s costing you.

Most real estate investors (and entrepreneurs) pick an entity based on what someone told them at a meetup, in a YouTube video, or a “guru” who loves Nevada LLCs. The result? Thousands — sometimes millions — in unnecessary taxes, phantom asset protection, and entities that would get pierced in court before lunch.

John Hyre has spent decades fixing these mistakes. In this 8-session deep-dive, he’ll walk you through exactly how to structure your business the right way — for your situation, your strategy, and your tax bracket. (Recorded, though live attendance allows for Q&A) for Real Estate Investors AND Normie Entrepreneurs (e.g., Dentists, Online Stores, Plumbers, etc.)

What you’ll leave knowing:

• Non-Entity Asset Protection: Not getting sued, winning if you do, making sure insurance pays if needed, how good settlements occur. These topics are not covered often enough.
  LLC, LP, LLP, S-Corporation, C-Corporation, Series LLC, Land Trust? We’ll discuss which one(s) fit(s) you for tax purposes (any asset protection is a bonus). In detail. Selecting the correct entity can save you millions in taxes. The wrong one…will cost.
• We discuss “WHY” in detail. I want you to have answers AND to understand WHY a given entity or structure is correct for YOU. That way, you’ll know how to question & reason through others’ “advice” (e.g., NV & UT “asset protection gurus”)
• How to properly maintain an entity – 80%+ of small businesses fail at this key task and are ripe for “piercing the corporate veil”. We will take some serious time on this veryoverlooked issue.
• We’ll compare Limited Liability Companies to No Liability Companies.
• When C-Corporations make sense – and when they do not. Lots of myths out there.
  Equity stripping…. when does it backfire? (and it does?)
• Series LLC’s…not necessarily as advertised (shocking, I know)
• Limited Partnerships are mostly just for Canadians nowadays – we’ll discuss why that is no joke (Sorry SouthPark and polite northern neighbors)
• When do S-Corps work? What are they good for? Many of you are running them in a way that kills both the tax benefits and the asset protection