We do not hide the title holder by first putting the property into a trust, then transferring beneficial interest in that trust.

I'd like to look at how negotiation can be beneficial to both sides.

This can be beneficial to you as the court controls the payment albeit the tenant has to pay into the bankruptcy program so the court has money to pay you.

And how would it be applied or beneficial for me in the future?

I would have put my money into rentals, rather than stocks and mutual funds, I would have avoided a war zone instead of saying "but look at the cash flow."

Would it be beneficial?

These include buying the home in an LLC whose membership you then sell at closing, or buying the home in a land trust and then assigning the beneficial interest at closing.

Plus, the fact that they'll be able to get much bigger discounts buying in bulk that they can pass on those savings to renters and still bring in a nice return.I don't see anything with this new bulk program that is going to be beneficial to an individual investor like myself.

Sell the beneficial interest on a "contract" to give you more control (and less risk) if default occurs.

Would it be beneficial to get my real estate license when my goals are long term rentals?