PMA Module # 5 Entity Documents

Owners often attempt to camouflage who the real owner is and create curtains to hide behind. To prevent themselves from being named in lawsuits they often hold title in a Limited Liability Company, land trust or family limited partnership making it hard for the public (and the property manager) to figure out how they should be receiving the money and who is making management decisions. Who signs the PMA isn’t always as simple as it looks when there is an entity involved.

What you get in Module #5

• An affidavit for a Limited Liability Company, land trust or family limited partnership for the signature of the one claiming to have the authority to sign for the entity. Under penalty of perjury the one claiming to have the authority in the entity documents will give you details on the entity and instructions on where to send the money. View the list of Entity Documents here
• A completed set of affidavits for each of the entities so you know what to put on each line of the affidavit.
• Training notes and videos for each entity so you’ll complete them just right and protect yourself from wiley owners trying to trick you.

These CYA documents are critical to your survival when managing for entities. Do your due diligence, have them execute the appropriate documents and protect yourself.

These documents have been crafted by attorney Monica Gilroy and are usable in all states. Always run legal documents by your local attorney before you use them.