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Whats up guys, Its Clint Coons here and in this video I really wanted to hit on the four mistakes that I see people make time and time again when theyre deeding property into their limited liability company or land trust. All right. Lets get started. All right. So heres the deal. Four crucial mistakes that can come up if youre ever going to prepare your own deed, which I highly recommend. You do not prepare your own deeds when youre transferring your real estate into your various business entities, because theres just a lot of things that could get messed up, especially with the legal description that could possibly cloud title or even create problems with your overall asset protection structure or with insurance. So what are the four main problems that I see time and time again? Well, the first one that I see is people who use a quitclaim deed. All right. And you probably heard of this term before. If you gone to a local REIA or you just Google on the Internet, people always s