Smart real estate investors use a Land Trust to hold title to their investments. The Land Trust is the best entity for privacy and flexibility of ownership. For those serious investors, using another entity as the beneficiary of the land trust gives further benefits and asset protection.
There is no Federal Land Trust law, it is all state-by-state. Some states have laws that require the payment of transfer taxes if you transfer the beneficial interest in a Land Trust (i.e. Illinois and Florida). One way to continue to avoid the transfer tax in these states is to use an "entity" as the beneficiary to a Land Trust.
When an entity is named as a Beneficiary to a Land Trust, interests in the underlying entity can be transferred at will without the need to make changes in the Land Trust Beneficiary. This also by-passes the need to have the Trustee acknowledge the transfer (as is typically the case when a transfer of beneficial interest occurs).
This Land Trusts Made Simple Advanced technique can make for some EXTREMELY low profile property transfers!
Source: http://www.realestateforprofit.com/blog/comments.aspx?b=106
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