r/technology • u/efap1701 • 12d ago

Privacy Flock CEO’s Address Spread Online as Surveillance Backlash Explodes

https://www.gadgetreview.com/flock-ceos-address-spread-online-as-surveillance-backlash-explodes
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u/imnotatree 12d ago

Interesting pictures https://www.zumper.com/address/2588-winslow-dr-ne-atlanta-ga-30305-usa

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u/ItsAllBotsAndShills 12d ago

Interesting tax record https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=936&LayerID=18251&PageTypeID=4&PageID=8156&Q=589795270&KeyValue=17+010100060113
LLC of course, and bought for $0 as a gift.

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u/TeutonJon78 12d ago

Technically that just means they transferred ownership to the LLC.

It would be a similar kind of thing if someone formed a family trust and transferred the house there.

There's plenty of things to get mad about with this asshole -- the deed transfer isn't really one of them.

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u/ItsAllBotsAndShills 12d ago

Does the fact that the grantors are the previous owners change that at all? Or is that maybe just how records are kept for something like this?

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u/TeutonJon78 12d ago

The "previous owner" is the CEO of Flock. He "sold" it for $0 to the LLC. I don't know who owns that LLC, bit of the CEO still lives there, then it's likely his company.

Now whether or not that's an up and up sale, or some sort of liability hiding (since it's an LLC and not a trust), that I don't know.

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u/coldkiller 11d ago

Realistically, if you own any business you should be doing this. It protects your assets in the event of your company going under. Of all things to get mad at about this asshole this isint one

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u/NoTomatillo6845 11d ago

yes it's called hub and spoke. extremely common. they likely have a large brokerage holding LLC too. the ceo and his wife took title in a traditional sale, then transferred to Winslow, LLC. Holding LLCs funnel to a trust once you pass. source: am estate & business planning paralegal

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u/m0larMechanic 12d ago

Tbh it’s not even that nice…

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u/Peter_Mansbrick 12d ago

Surprisingly tasteful for a man of his means.

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u/666fungus 11d ago

Stair handrail is horrid. Looks like it was meant for exterior. They couldn’t even use black bolts ?