Remote Asset Protection Attorney | STR Law
$180,000
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$180,000
About the role
- RemoteWhat you’ll doAdvise STR owners on entity structure, holding companies, and ownership strategy
- Form LLCs and draft operating agreements for single and multi member entities
- Draft revocable trusts and related estate planning documents
- Prepare deeds transferring properties into entities and trusts
- Run client strategy calls and deliver clear, practical recommendations
- Review and customize rental agreements, co-host agreements, and other STR documents
- Help build and refine templates and processes so our services scale
- 8+ years of practice, with real asset protection experience
- Active law license in good standing in at least one U.S. state
- Florida or California license preferred
- Licenses in multiple states preferred
- Comfortable with entity formation, trusts, and real estate transfers
- Clear, plain English communicator who clients trust quickly
- Self directed and organized; you can run a caseload without hand holding
- Interest in short-term rentals or real estate investing is a big plus
- Compensation and perks$140,000 base salary
- Quarterly performance bonuses, with total compensation up to $180,000 Fully remote
- Work on a national brand with a growing, engaged client base
- Direct access to the founder and room to grow as the firm grows
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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