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In Illinois, a land trust is commonly used to:

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B) Provide privacy of ownership

Illinois land trusts are commonly used to provide privacy of ownership, as the trustee (usually a bank) holds legal title while the beneficiary's name is not public record.

Answer Options
A
Avoid all property taxes
B
Provide privacy of ownership
C
Eliminate title insurance requirements
D
Bypass zoning regulations
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property-ownership-structuresillinois-real-estate-lawprivacy-in-real-estate-transactions

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Illinois land trustprivacy of ownershiptrusteebeneficiary765 ILCS 430

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Real property is immovable land and anything permanently attached to it, while personal property (also called chattels) is movable.

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