Play Back of Live Land Trust Q&A Event

I held a Facebook Live event that was a general Q&A on land trusts. Click the link below for the play back. Also, to be sure you don't miss more Live events like the FaceBook group Land Trusts for Investors and Richards Law Firm for details on upcoming events.

Live Land Trust Q &A Event Play Back

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