Midland Trust Company
Mike Larson has a strong background in law and risk management. Mike currently holds the position of Compliance Director at Midland Trust Company. Prior to this, they were the Attorney/Owner of Larson Law Office, where they specialized in business and estate planning, contracts, and banking and finance. Mike also served as the Chief Risk Officer and In-House Counsel at Diamond Mowers, overseeing risk management, contracts, and safety. Before that, Mike worked as an In-House Counsel at Swenson Investments & Commodities, focusing on financial markets, compliance, and risk management. Mike began their career at Mountain Valley Bank as the Vice President - Real Estate, handling real estate, secondary markets, and mortgage transactions.
Mike Larson's education history includes a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Business Administration from Augustana University (SD). Mike also completed a program in Project Management for In-House Counsel at Questrom School of Business, Boston University. Larson further pursued their education at the University of Minnesota Law School, where they obtained a JD degree in Law.
In addition to their formal education, Larson has obtained certifications including a J.D. from the South Dakota Bar Association and various certifications such as Series 3, Series 65, OSHA 10, and Project Management for Attorneys Certification from Questrom School of Business, Boston University.
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Midland Trust Company
Who is Midland? The Midland umbrella of companies is a leading custodial services provider focused on self-directed IRA accounts, 1031 exchanges and private fund custody services. In business since 1994, Midland is focused on providing clients with as many opportunities as possible to defer or eliminate taxes. With thousands of satisfied clients and Billions of dollars in assets under administration, Midland possesses the experience and knowledge to assist clients with their financial goals. What is self-direction? A self-directed IRA is not a type of IRA, but a little-known way to invest through your IRA. Self-direction allows the investor to expand their portfolio from the typical stocks and bonds available with most IRA companies. The IRS allows you to choose your own investments, such as real estate, futures, foreign currency (forex), notes (loans/mortgages), LLCs, precious metals, energy, or even movie deals! The possibilities of self-direction are endless.