Whenever there is a natural disaster in the world, he gets his "team" together and flies there to do whatever he can. He

Can he make tons of money, or is all the effort and time of renting to individuals not worth the trouble, assuming he is efficient.  

If the seller is grantor, how can he be liable for the trust taxes?

Can he sell anything? 

One last question @Kerry Baird if he is the PR can he sell the house prior to the probate being over? 

But you should encourage him while he's mind and body able to consolidate and release the less likely property as soon as he can,, he's paying property taxes, insurance, utilities and some upkeep to maintain a empty house,, that is lost money.. get aggressive and maybe do a contract for deed or lease option to buy.. or if it's smart to keep it get it rented out. 

Since the co-op investor doesn’t own the property or land beneath, can he depreciate the entire purchase price without subtracting a land value?

Is he letting his son run the show or can he influence him?

You need to remember that getting into any partnerships in business is very risky, usually more risky than the deals themselves.I'd have a few questions about this deal....If this contractor has no money to buy the property for a flip how can he underwrite his "quote"?

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