Structuring Business and Estate Architecture
Assemble your businesses, property, and trusts into one design
This is where the pieces from the earlier tracks are assembled into one drawing: holding companies, operating and property companies, real estate holding structures, family partnerships, trusts that own businesses, and layered asset protection.
Owners of more than one business or property, and families with a business, real estate, and children.
This track is for you if
- You own more than one business or property
- Your family has a business, real estate, and children
- You want liability walled off between ventures
How the track builds
- 01
Start with the holding company and how cash flows through it
- 02
Separate the assets from the operations
- 03
Structure real estate and family holdings
- 04
Finish with trusts that own businesses and asset protection layers
Courses in this track
- 6.1
The Holding Company Structure: Parent, Subsidiaries, and How Cash Flows
Coming soonBuild a holding company structure that separates risk, simplifies ownership, and keeps taxes clean, drawn out entity by entity.
- 6.2
Separating Assets From Operations: OpCo, PropCo, Self-Rental, and Equipment Leasing
Coming soonPut your building and big equipment in a separate entity that rents to your operating business, so a lawsuit against the business cannot take the assets and the rent stays tax-efficient.
- 6.3
Real Estate Holding Structures: One LLC Per Property, Series LLCs, Land Trusts, and Financing
Coming soonChoose the right way to hold each property so you get real liability protection without losing financing, tax benefits, or your mind.
- 6.4
Family Limited Partnerships and Family LLCs: Pooling Wealth and Passing It Down
Coming soonUse a family partnership to manage family wealth in one place, teach the next generation, and transfer value at a discount without tripping the estate tax rules that undo it.
- 6.5
Trusts That Own Businesses and Real Estate: Revocable, Grantor, Spousal, and S Corporation-Eligible Trusts
Coming soonPut your business and property interests in the right trusts so they pass without probate, stay out of your taxable estate, and do not break your S corporation election.
- 6.6
Asset Protection Layers: Insurance, Entities, Exemptions, Tenancy by the Entirety, and Asset Protection Trusts
Coming soonBuild asset protection in the right order, from insurance up to a Tennessee asset protection trust, and know what actually holds up when a creditor comes.
What every course includes
- A narrated lesson of 45 to 60 minutes, produced as audio
- A designed slide deck you download and keep
- A computational workbook that runs the actual legal tests
- A toolkit of checklists and protocols
- A legal authority appendix carrying the two-pass vetting protocol
Want this applied to your facts?
The curriculum teaches the framework. If you would rather have it run against your own returns and structure, that is the paid consult track.
Educational material from the private client curriculum of Brian T. Boyd. This is legal education for a general audience, not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created by purchasing, viewing, or using it. Tax outcomes depend on your facts and your state.
