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How do I know that if I allow you to be the nominee trustee that you won’t run off and sell my properties?
- I appreciate you asking that question. The fact is that we only serve as the nominee trustee when completing the property transfer into your holding company. By definition, this is a temporary role that we play, specifically for the purpose of keeping your name off public record. As soon as the deed is recorded at the county level, trusteeship reverts back to you and you maintain complete control of your property.