I have an associate who added child to title for co-signing purposes. 

Due to the pursuit of family stability, with a growing child and a desire to build connections in the neighborhood, we will be moving to Georgia in the beginning of March for the latest.I am excited about continuing my real estate career in Georgia, not only as an agent but also as an investor.

However, their child / the IRA account holder's spouse is a disqualified person to the IRA.  

I'd cover it with the mesh cover and then put some sort of fence around the pool so a child or pet doesn't walk on top of it 

Does anyone know how the Prop 19 parent-child exclusion applies to multi-unit properties.

Based on a quick search, I did not see any governmental agencies addressing this particular question.LA county assessor says the child must make the received property his/her primary residence within 1 year, and must file a valid Home Owners property tax exemption. 

to the second question.Once the child/ren moves out, it will get reassessed.

Unless you can qualify for the parent-child or grandparent-grandchild exclusion, you may want to evaluate how a property tax increase changes your willingness to purchase and timing for doing so.  

You may want to research key terms Prop 19 and parent-child exclusion to investigate further.

For example, a child inherits a property upon their parent’s death that was purchased for $100,000.