Attorney David J. Willis announced publication of the 2016 Edition of his book "Real Estate Law & Asset Protection for Texas Real Estate Investors"
Houston, Texas (PRWEB) March 16, 2016 -- Attorney David J. Willis of LoneStarLandLaw.com announced publication of the 2016 Edition of his popular book entitled Real Estate Law & Asset Protection for Texas Real Estate Investors. The new volume includes significant updates in legislation, case law, and rules issued by administrative agencies.
Previous editions of Real Estate Law & Asset Protection for Texas Real Estate Investors have received multiple 5-star reviews on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Investors, attorneys, and real estate professionals all over Texas have found it to be an excellent reference, bringing relevant state and federal law together in one easy-to-read and accessible 389 page volume.
The focus of David Willis’ law practice is the intersection of real estate law and asset protection, and he has pioneered the use of numerous creative techniques and structures in this field. Willis has over thirty years’ experience in Texas real estate transactions and litigation. He is double board certified in both residential real estate law and commercial real estate law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and is also a licensed real estate broker. His many articles on Texas real estate law, asset protection for real estate investors, and other topics can be found on his website, LoneStarLandLaw.com.
CONTENTS OF REAL ESTATE LAW & ASSET PROTECTION
PART I. CONTRACTS & CLOSINGS
1. Residential Sales Contracts
2. Seller Disclosure
3. Title Insurance
4. Earnest Money Disputes
5. Affidavits of Heirship
6. Lis Pendens
PART II. OWNERSHIP & TRANSFER OF TEXAS REAL ESTATE
7. Co-Ownership of Property
8. Texas Deeds - an Overview
9. Deeding Property to an LLC
10. Deeding Property to a Lender
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PART III. NOTEWORTHY STATE & FEDERAL LAW
11. Executory Contracts
12. Statute of Frauds
13. Mortgage Loan Fraud
14. SAFE Act and Dodd-Frank
15. Regulation of Higher-Priced Mortgage Loans
PART IV. CREATIVE TRANSACTIONS
16. Lease-Options, Lease-Purchases, and Rights of First Refusal
17. Wraparound Transactions
18. ASubject To@ Transactions
19. Assumptions
20. Due-on-Sale
21. Land Trusts
22. Living Trusts for the Homestead
23. Adverse Possession
PART V. ASSET PROTECTION STRUCTURING
24. LLC Formation
25. LLC Governing Documents
26. The Series LLC
27. LLC=s: A Brief Tax Summary
28. Piercing the Veil of an LLC
29. Joint Ventures
30. Buying or Selling an LLC
PART VI. ASSET PROTECTION STRATEGIES.
31. Asset Protection in Texas
32. Anonymity in Texas Real Estate
33. Assumed Names in Texas
34. Homestead Protections in Texas
35. Lien Removal
36. Equity Stripping for Asset Protection
37. Fraudulent Transfers
PART VII. EVICTIONS, FORECLOSURES, & LITIGATION
38. Evictions
39. Foreclosures
40. Texas Litigation
41. Deceptive Trade Practices
42. Mediation
43. Judgments
44. Charging Orders
45. Redemption Issues for Investors
46. Security Deposits in Texas Residential Leases
47. Hard Money Lending
48. Partition in Texas
David Willis, Lone Star Land Law, http://www.lonestarlandlaw.com/, +1 (713) 621-3100, [email protected]
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