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I went through the sticker shock of insurance on a IV-P also. After talking
to all the other owners I could I came up with this solution.
I formed a Nevada corporation with a nominee for the officers. The plane is
the only asset of this corporation. I issued bearer shares (those that have
the shares in possession "bear" the shares - hence bearer shares).
Shareowners are not recorded with the state. Hence my name is not anywhere.
I sold the plane to the corporation, and rent it back. The payment that
would otherwise go to the insurance company goes to my self-insurance fund.
I will use that for minor accidents. For major accidents I have life
insurance. I also have not-in-motion insurance for a fire or other mishap.
If the plane nose-dives into a busload of future millionaires the attorneys
can have the keys to whatever is left of the plane and the keys to the
corporation.
Larry Klaas
N51LK
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