There are a number of jurisdictions that have similar exemptions for beneficiaries named in a trust ...however, your easiest bet would be to contact a local wills and estates attorney in your city.

They could be good source for leads, they should be able to do the site work or refer to someone 'recommended' who can.For bare land- Your short 2month timeframe for permitting (city or county) and utilities is not going to be realistic or even close, most of the time.Your best bet is to find land that has a mobile (demo and scrap it) then replace.

Just a simple online way to keep track of the loan, that tracks & receives payments, and increases the loan amount each month based on the agreed interest rate etc.I'm going to keep searching online but I'm sure there's a wealth of knowledge here and I'm willing to bet some of you have used multiple platforms.Please let me know if you have advice.Thanks!!!

Learn a lot, have plain goals for your investments, spread your bets, ask experts for help, and get tips from the BiggerPockets group.

@Prashanth Mahakali or @Samuel Pavlovcik are always good bets to figure these types of questions out.

I know there are lots of web based tools, but those are pretty hard wired. 

That way you kind of hedge your bets (aka Risk/Reward).Self Storage is historically Recession-Resistant as it has everything to do with Death, Divorce, Down-sizing, Dislocation, etc. - things that are prevalent in normal times and certainly, in not-so-normal-times, too.However, RV & Boat Storage is similar but different, in that approx 1 out of 10 folks in the USA rents a Self Storage Unit, and that is not the case with Boats & RV's; hence it being a much more niche strategy. 

Start with safer bets and slowly get braver to beat fear and win in the property game.Good luck

I'd bet it's not. 

This will help some owners get back a little money from overages but I bet in most cases its the parish that will get what would have been my profit.