I have been reading some tax laws and if I understand correctly, the grantor will be responsible to pay tax on the income derived from the assets (rental property) in the trust.

As far as I know, Zillow doesn't show you how they derived their estimate, or allow you to search around an address like Rentometer does.A Rentometer subscription might be worth if if you need to research a lot of properties. 

With that not to get to controversial, but as a master of social work and for the most-part being highly skilled and utilizing available resources to their upmost, I would like to look into providing grants for rural housing, business development and agriculture to promote the cannabis and it's supporting markets industry that is sure to develop and continue to thrive as our country and the surrounding countries move to legalize marijuana and it's derived products.

Then translate that into numbers.What I am trying to say is that the story you've told in your analysis is one in which the numbers are the starting point, instead of a derivative of a larger picture.

In the stock market volatility can be a good thing IF you know how to work profit form it by using derivatives such as credit spreads, iron condors, etc.

In general:In any suit between an LLC and a third party (that is, not a member), diversity jurisdiction depends on the citizenship of each LLC member at the time the lawsuit is filed.In any suit between an LLC and a member, diversity jurisdiction is impossible.In an LLC-related suit among members of an LLC, diversity jurisdiction depends on whether the LLC is an indispensable party (even assuming the litigating members are diverse).In any derivative lawsuit brought on behalf an LLC, diversity jurisdiction depends on the citizenship of each LLC member at the time the lawsuit is filed and is impossible in all but very limited circumstances.Hence, subject matter and diversity matter jurisdiction to answer your question. 

The information is derived from the same place for every 3rd party site. 

If you’re dealing with residential properties, especially flips, it is important to know the specific comp data used to derive ARV.  

Sometimes, it's over-promoted and implemented for those that derive no benefit from it. 

The Solo 401(k) also has the advantage of being more favorable for real estate investments using debt-financing such as a mortgage - as the 401(k) is exempted from a small tax called UDFI that an IRA would pay on the percentage of income derived from the borrowed money.So, as you continue your research and get feedback here on BP, think about what type of program will best suit you needs and be sure to ask questions along that line.