Do these tax advantages disappear when the original owner passes away and hands the portfolio to their children?

I'm particularly passionate about small multi family properties.Outside of real estate, I am a registered nurse, a husband, and father of two beautiful children 😊.

I hired them to rent out my condo/apartment and was told that a “professional photographer” would be coming to take pictures, instead a man came with 3 small children that were kicking our freshly painted walls/trim while he snapped pictures with an old phone.

To make a long story short, there are a lot of potential heirs of the property as the owner of the estate had many children and subsequently many grand and great grand children. 

They tend to have no problems if you have a spouse or your children, or essentially some immediate family member listed as an authorized user, though.I know several people that were doing this, and their financial institutions ended up closing their cards on them.

I'd sell my children if they cost me that much annually (wait they already do :)Protect the equity with a 1031 exchange. 

My name is Delmar, I have a lovely wife and 2 beautiful children under 3 years old.

It's like taking school children hunting without teaching them fire arms safety.I don’t get answers from the SubTo Community, apparently they are taught to ridicule and disparage anyone who questions “The Dear Leader” Shall I go on?

Typically this particular house hack works best if you don't have young children.  

@John ChenowethYes you’re a disqualified person as is your spouse, your parents, your children and their spouses.