However, in the past I've had a number of clients purchase under a land trust with an LLC as the beneficiary.

In Feb of this year, we purchased a ST vacation rental condo on the beach in FL.We currently have a $1MM umbrella policy and started a relationship with an asset preservation attorney because we are going to start looking for another long term rental in the north metro atlanta area to try the BRRRR method.He is suggesting we change our JT Rev Tst to two indv Irrev tsts (with us as the beneficiaries) -> the trusts will be the owners of a holding company, multi member LLC. 

Instead, we use a blind trust. 

If you don't its not a deal breaker, but it'll just take a bit longer for you to build a team you can trust.

Since it’s my brother in law, I trust him enough to just go with it.

If you lease does not address sub letting and you are going to let her go, rent it yourself, don't trust a tenant to lease your home for you.   

If you don't make relationships as a wholesaler, you have nothing and no one will trust a random property from a new person.

Once they feel comfortable they let go and trusting their team to do their job.· Conservative with their numbers.

@Zack Busch this is a really really high risk plan unless you have a ton of experience in rehabbing old houses, have a good crew you can trust- because you know them well and have worked with them before AND you did your calculations correctly.

I gradually built trusted relationships with contractors.