The Trinity Map: See Who Should Own Your LLC in Under 5 Minutes
Your LLC filing named an owner. If it named you, that one line is why business credit keeps landing on you instead of your company. This map shows you in under five minutes.
What's on the page
Find out in 90 seconds whether your name is on the ownership line
See the four boxes lenders expect above and beside your LLC: trust, parent company, operating company, nonprofit
Draw your own map, and see the box that's missing above your business
Know which of the three ownership positions you're in today, in plain words
See the position most owners in your situation choose, so you know what to ask your attorney or CPA
Women business owners at $15K+/month who formed an LLC and never touched it again.
If this sounds like you, the foundation isn't finished yet. Every card you sign, every lease, every loan lands on you personally until it is. This map shows you the box that's missing.
This is for you if you've got
- An LLC you formed and never touched again
- A business bank account
- A card or two in your own name
- A feeling the foundation isn't finished
Dr. Lynda A. Barnes
Business Loan Broker with 500+ lender partners. Former compliance officer at the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Built a company to multiple seven figures, lost it to who owned it, and rebuilt a 20+ entity foundation the way this map shows.
Dr. Lynda filed my parent company and my nonprofit. My 501(c)(3) letter came through, and the after-school program got grants, donations, and sponsorships.
Vernetta B. · Childcare
Your filing named an owner. Find out if it named the right one.
One page. Three questions, four boxes, and the position most owners in your situation choose.
Show me who should own my LLC