New FinCEN Rule: Don't Move Iowa Property to an LLC Until You See This

If you own Iowa real estate and you're planning to transfer it into an LLC or trust, a new federal FinCEN rule adds a reporting step you can't afford to miss. In this video, Iowa real estate attorney Jeremy Danilson breaks down when the rule applies, what information FinCEN requires, and how to handle both the Iowa deed and the federal filing in one clean process.

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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 — What changed for LLC and trust property transfers
1:30 — Who this video is for
2:45 — The new two-part process: Iowa deed + FinCEN report
4:00 — Is your transfer covered? Three questions to ask
5:30 — Beneficial ownership: what FinCEN wants to know
7:15 — How the deed and FinCEN report get filed together
8:30 — 4 common mistakes investors make with this rule
10:15 — How Danilson Law handles this as a flat-fee service
11:30 — Timing, next steps, and when to loop in your CPA

🔗 RESOURCES:
→ Danilson Law website: https://danilsonlaw.com
→ FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule (official): https://www.fincen.gov/rre
→ FinCEN FAQ on the reporting requirement: https://www.fincen.gov/rre-faqs

📌 WHAT THIS VIDEO COVERS:

This video explains the FinCEN Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule that took effect March 1, 2026, and how it applies to Iowa property owners transferring real estate into LLCs, corporations, and trusts.

You'll learn:
- When a non-financed transfer of residential real estate triggers a FinCEN Real Estate Report
- What beneficial ownership information you'll need to provide
- How a quitclaim deed and FinCEN filing work together
- Why recording a deed yourself could make you the "reporting person" under federal law
- How Danilson Law bundles the deed and FinCEN report into a single flat-fee engagement

If you own Iowa rental property, investment property, or residential real estate in your personal name and you're considering moving it into an entity or trust for liability protection or estate planning, this video gives you the full map.

⚖️ ABOUT JEREMY DANILSON & DANILSON LAW:
Jeremy Danilson is an Iowa real estate attorney and owner of Danilson Law, PLC — a modern, fixed-fee Iowa real estate transactions law firm. Since 2015, Danilson Law has helped Iowa buyers, sellers, investors, and property owners navigate closings, title work, purchase agreements, and entity transfers across the state.

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