The corporate veil is really a legal matter, so consult with a qualified professional...If you are going to use the LLC for renovations, you may / should not be taking Title in the same LLC. 

Alternatively, you might consider the strategy of acquiring distressed off-market deals, renovating them, renting them out, refinancing to pull out cash, and repeating this process.Another aspect to consider is whether you prefer to handle the work yourself or delegate it to professionals.

Or do we need to use an attorney hired by the trustee to represent the Land Trust (and/or beneficiary)?

Hi Matthew, Remember, navigating legal issues with tenants can be complex, so it's crucial to proceed cautiously and seek professional legal advice when necessary.

If accounting/bookkeeping isn't your thing, consider hiring a bookkeeper to free up your time and make tax prep easier. 

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Seems like there is very little oversight and question if all of your assets were sold how your shareholders would make out.Our appraisals are made by licensed professionals, along with our third-party valuations and third-party auditors.

We have a great 1031 QI and other professionals that might be a good fit for your team. 

My oldest son is game, but you could hire just about anyone (think students) and pay them daily to stay.In some cases I will stay at the house temporarily and just work from there while we find a new tenant.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?