Upgrade Your Land Trust to the TripleShield Protection Plan

Exclusive Opportunity for Current Land Trust Clients to Upgrade

Did You Know? Your Protection Just Got Stronger with Two New Shields of Security in the TripleShield Protection Plan!

Did you know? The Average Title Insurance Claim Cost for Fraud and Forgery is $143,000

Source: ALTA American Land Title Association

*A Land Trust is not an estate plan. If you're looking for an estate plan, we'd be happy to refer you to an estate planning attorney.

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The TripleShield Protection Plan

Take Control of Your Property, Privacy, and Legacy

The TripleShield Protection Plan gives you everything you need to protect your property, privacy, and legacy.

You’ll gain peace of mind with:

The Land Trust Shield: Keep your property ownership private and secure.
The Data Privacy Shield: Safeguard your personal information from online threats.
The Title Fraud Shield: Protect your property from fraudulent transactions.

With the right protection and a proactive mindset, you can safeguard your assets and ensure a future you can be proud of.

What's Included In The TripleShield Protection Plan...

SHIELD 1

The Land Trust Shield

Your property ownership deserves the highest level of privacy and protection.

Because you have established a land trust with The Land Trust Company, you currently receive the benefits of Shield 1:

Confidentiality: Your property ownership remains private, keeping it off public records, including the county recorder’s office and tax assessor’s website. This prevents tenants, neighbors, or any third parties from identifying the true owner.
Probate Avoidance: Upon your passing, a land trust ensures your property is smoothly and efficiently transferred to your designated heirs, avoiding the time-consuming and costly probate process.
Asset Protection: Safeguard your property from legal claims and creditors. A land trust adds an extra layer of protection, ensuring your assets are better shielded from potential lawsuits.
Fraud Prevention: Any changes to property ownership held within a land trust require approval from our Trust Officers, adding an extra layer of security against fraudulent conveyance.

With the Land Trust Shield, you gain peace of mind knowing your property is secure, private, and protected for future generations.

SHIELD 2

The Data Privacy Shield

The goal of the Data Privacy shield is to keep your property ownership and personal information private. We partner with DeleteMe to remove your data from hundreds of online sites, while our Land Trust Shield works to prevent public disclosure of your real estate holdings.

Personal Information Privacy: In collaboration with DeleteMe, a leading expert in online data removal, the Land Trust Company aims to reduce the risk of privacy breaches and identity theft. We facilitate the removal of involuntary data from 810 online data broker sites on a continuous basis and offer custom removal services for sites not covered. Users receive quarterly reports detailing the outcome and their online privacy health.

The Land Trust Company stands out as the sole provider of a comprehensive privacy solution for real estate, combining the Land Trust Shield with the Data Privacy Shield. This unique combination helps our customers maintain their privacy both at the public record level and online.

SHIELD 3

The Title Fraud Shield

Safeguard your property from fraudulent activity with the Title Fraud Shield.

Here’s how we protect your property:

Prevent Fraudulent Listings: We actively scan the MLS to ensure your property is not listed for sale without your consent, preventing unauthorized transactions before they occur (geographically dependent).
Monitor Title Records: We continuously monitor title records and notify you of any unauthorized conveyances, encumbrances, or liens recorded against your property, helping you catch fraud early (geographically dependent).

With the Title Fraud Shield, you’ll have peace of mind knowing your property is being monitored and protected from title fraud at all times.

Did you know? More than 1 in 5 (22%) of Americans report being victims of identity theft.

Source: IPX1031.com

Ready to Upgrade to the TripleShield Protection Program?

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Upgrade to TripleShield Protection

15 min

Upgrade Your Land Trust to the TripleShield Protection Plan

Thank you for choosing to enhance your land trust with the TripleShield Protection Plan!

During this call, we’ll discuss how to seamlessly upgrade your current Land Trust to include:

Data Privacy Shield: Safeguarding your personal information and online privacy.
Title Fraud Shield: Protecting your property from fraudulent claims.

Our team will guide you through the benefits of each shield and outline the simple steps to complete your upgrade.

This is your opportunity to ask questions and gain peace of mind knowing your property is protected at the highest level.

Duration: 15-20 minutes

We look forward to assisting you in maximizing the protection of your assets!

Note:
WE WILL CALL YOU AT THE TIME OF THE APPOINTMENT

Frequently Asked Questions

A land trust is a legal agreement where a trustee holds the title to your property on your behalf. This keeps your ownership private, shields your property from public records, and offers protection from lawsuits and creditors.

The TripleShield Protection Plan offers three layers of protection: The Land Trust Shield for privacy and probate avoidance, The Data Privacy Shield for safeguarding your personal information, and The Title Fraud Shield for monitoring and preventing fraudulent property transactions.

Yes, one of the key benefits of a land trust is probate avoidance. By placing your property in a land trust, it transfers seamlessly to your designated heirs, without the delays and costs of probate.

Through our partnership with DeleteMe, the Data Privacy Shield works by removing your personal information from hundreds of data broker websites, significantly reducing your digital footprint and protecting you from identity theft and fraud.

No, placing your property in a land trust typically does not trigger the due-on-sale clause. Most mortgages have a provision that allows you to transfer your property into a trust for estate planning purposes, as long as you remain the primary beneficiary and the terms of the loan are not altered. However, it's always a good idea to check with your lender.