It will familiarize you with the basic terminology and benefits.

I know what it means but I guess I don’t understand how that would benefit either party or how it works with wholesaling for that matter.

A large benefit of the Land Trust method for my clients is that it won’t trigger the same flags by lenders, so the Due on Sale Clause is not an issue.

This will give you the Prop 13 benefits.

This means that the added benefit of using a Land Trust is that your name doesn’t even need to appear on public filing.

Also contact one or two local brokers and see if they can be of any benefit.

@Don Konipol, to answer your question, I am interested in starting a real estate related business...buying property for the rental income, tax benefits, etc.

There are exceptions when the IRA uses mortgage financing or for certain types of real estate transactions that are businesses as opposed to passive earnings (i.e. flipping houses).IRS rules that accompany the tax-sheltered status of the IRA prohibit you and close family from personally benefiting from the IRA - other than by growing your retirement savings. 

All those challenges can become overwhelming if you don't want the benefits enough.

Would the cash flow of the 2-3 properties outweigh the benefit of the condo.