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Asset Protection: Why You Should Consider a Corporation for Your Real Estate in Ontario

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December 20, 2022

When it comes to real estate investment, protecting your assets is crucial. Incorporating your real estate investments can serve as a stronghold for asset protection in Ontario. This blog post will explore the benefits of utilizing a corporation to safeguard your kingdom.

Limited Liability | Protecting Personal Assets

Imagine having a shield that safeguards your assets from potential claims or lawsuits. That's precisely what limited liability in a corporation offers. In the event of a claim against the property, the corporation, not you, is typically held liable. Think of it as having a personal bodyguard for your assets!

Continuity of Ownership | Ensuring Smooth Succession

Unlike other forms of ownership, a corporation does not cease to exist when the owner passes away. This continuity of ownership can make estate planning and succession smoother, ensuring you can pass on your kingdom according to your desires.

Asset Segregation & Isolating Risks

By holding each property in a separate corporation, you can isolate the risks associated with each investment. It's like having individual fortresses for each of your properties, ensuring that a liability issue with one won't impact your other assets.

Conclusion

Incorporating your real estate investments in Ontario can provide a strong fortress of asset protection, safeguarding your kingdom for the future. However, it is crucial to seek professional advice to ensure that you are making the right decisions for your empire. We specialize in corporate law and real estate at Tabuchi Law and are here to assist you. Ready to fortify your assets? Contact us today for a consultation.

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