This is a great questions, but I think It will be tough for anyone to answer in a generic format here because I would assume it would fall under a State to State issue.

I always name my companies a very generic name because I'm not trying to build a brand that people recognize.

They may already be supplementing the parents in this case anyway.

It's certainly not necessary but it can give you a bit of an edge.If you're thinking you can get licensed and start doing rentals or sales to supplement your income, I can tell you that it's WAY harder than you think.

In the probate world, a fiduciary is generally anyone who is deemed to be in charge of an estate or trust, including executor, administrator, conservator, guardian, trustee or successor trustee.In my state, CA, there is also a category of licensed private professional fiduciaries, who are hired as third parties to perform any of the above duties.Another term, personal representative, may be used and depending on the local legal jurisdiction may denote a specific fiduciary duty or otherwise be used as a generic term referring to anyone who has a role as the fiduciary (person in charge) of an estate or trust.The marketing question is: 'who do you mail to?'

You may start generic, or do it for each prospect. 

Real estate is one of the best ways to invest, build wealth and supplement retirement. 

@Aaron Zimmerman if I assume you’re a generic, investor you want a realtor who works with investors.

Generic 2400sf house with pool (3 pumps) and electric car my 3-4 summer bills (June-Sept.) can hit $200/mo electric.

Use the tax free money to supplement and reduce initial debt, or take out a new private note.