I have found that those who have house hacked are far further out than those who want to get into RE just for the sake of real estate investing.

And doing a back of envelope math of 50% down to SEV, then ~69 mills rate (18 mills added for investment property) means ~$28k in tax footprint.My current understanding is: The Taxable value of the house will be subjected to re-assessment.

The guest suggested re-visiting this list every three months, or "quarterly".I know that I heard of the idea on a (recent?)

If you have a chunk of $ saved up, you're ahead of most and you CAN invest that into RE – I've done it!

Our RE Agent was Andrew Villalobos and our amazing contractor was Gerardo Reyna.

Its a great way to get yourself into the RE investing game.

However, the beneficiary interest is not a disclosed matter re the trust.You need to check any tax concerns with your tax professional.Stay safe out thereAlan

If I could re-frame, and put myself in your shoes, I would look for a money partner to help secure rehab properties. 

Currently most investors Fannie/Freddie, FHA , VA, USDA and most portfolio notes allow up to 6% in RE agent commissions.

You can also PM me and I'll get you connected with a local RE Attorney here in Houston I recommend!