No longer can you simply buy a house, fix it, rent it, and get rich over time. You have many hands in your pocket – Thieving Tenants, Uncle Sam, and Murphy’s Law.
You must plan properly to protect your assets from the tax man and the lawsuit man. 
REIN proudly brings you 2 experienced professionals at February’s General Meeting.
Robert Notestine, Attorney at Law, has 5 college degrees and 25 years’ experience in real estate, zoning law, development, title insurance, commercial law, and landlord-tenant contract law.
Henry Martin, CPA, helps structure tax reduction strategies to maximize income. Henry has a securities license and a background in Audit, Personal and Corporate Tax, Estate Tax, and Business Valuations.
You’ll get the low-down on Asset Protection at this Special Event:
- what are assets – and what are NOT
- business entity structuring
- how taxes apply to different types of entities – or don’t apply
- why a sole proprietorship may make sense when starting out
- how to avoid lawsuits
- how to title your assets
- why liens can be your best friend
- and answers to YOUR questions
If you have ever asked a legal question and been told to ask your tax person, or vice versa, then this is the meeting for you! Learn how it all fits together to bring you short-term and long-term asset protection from taxes and lawsuits.
Invite a friend and join us at REIN’s General Meeting for this very important Presentation.
When: Monday, February 13, 2012, from 7:15 to 9 pm
Where: Room 108 of Swang Business Center, Lipscomb University, 3901 Granny White Pike, Nashville, TN 37204
Many of you know these as our "main monthly meetings" on the second Monday of each month. The REIN Board of Directors considered many options and chose Lipscomb for its central location, good parking, nice facilities, nearby food, and reasonable cost. 
