A Living Trust can transfer to a family member and back - also a family transfer assuming trustees and beneficiaries are family- depends on relationship.This is not TAX advice. 

The turnkey provider may tell you that you won't have any Capex, repairs, or maintenance for years, and if they do, you should look for a different company.I have purchased 3 properties from a fantastic turnkey company, and you must be absolutely certain you trust the people running the company.

In other words, I don't advocate to working for a good CPA and trusting them to do it... their job is to fill in the right forms but you need to be in control as the owner and not let the consultant dictate the scope of work.

Trust me, I’m looking ahead to play the long game.

Heness, but I already trust you more than I trust the government.

or have a team you can trust.

Thankfully we had a contractor that friends of ours had used to do similar work, so we were incredibly lucky for that, meaning there was some trust in the contractor from the get-go, translating to less stress.The housing market explode over the course of the rehab, which drove home prices up higher than we expected.

Reaching out to the more experienced BP brain trust for ideas on the down payment or other options and alternatives. 

Something that acknowledges each investor and shares our appreciation in them putting their trust in us.

I remember when I was starting out I read all the Rich Dad books, other books that talked about Living Trust, Land Trust, etc.