Your contract needs to be signed with an administrator for the heirs, In California we have probate where an heir is placed in charge or the court a points the administrator.  

In some news outlet, one of the reasons is the Trump administration will spend billion dollars on US infrastructure and plan to slash the corporate tax rate from its 35% to 20-15% as it would boost earnings and thus lift stock prices. 

Shawn, I'm not an administrator but I think when you're promoting a property you have to list it under "BP Marketplace" which requires a plus or pro account.

Isn't it ironic how Obama boasts about how many more citizens have health insurance post-Obamacare, yet he neglects to mention that he basically forced people to either buy it or pay more taxes?

Benefits of working under a brokerage- they take on the majority of your liability, handle earnest money, branding, marketing, administrative support, technology, office space to meet your clients, trainings, networking, other senior and junior agents to help you.

I cannot say if you should move your rental to a legal entity or not, but I can say that a legal entity if properly administrated can offer you additional personal liability protections. 

LOL  For instance:https://www.naca.org National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) NACA nascent polypeptide-associated complexNational Animal Care & Control Association www.nacanet.org/National Association of County Administrators | icma.orgYou get the idea by now...

My preference is end-end security via SSL (data in transit), with locally secure servers (data at rest) allowing MD5 or SHA-based encryption (using PHP 'hash' function) and administration (data in use) via cloud-based services over SSL connections.

They are simply administrators and processors, and do not provide any kind of diligence or IRS compliance guidance other than general education.  

You really need to understand the value of the problem.In order to maintain low property taxes and avoid reassessment during the course of trust administration you'll need to obtain a "fiduciary mortgage" to the trust.If you take the property out of the trust, even temporarily to refinance, or to buy out the other beneficiaries, you'll trigger reassessment.Fiduciary mortgages will also limit you to borrow only about half the current value, less any existing liens and mortgages, if any.