The added benefit of this process is that you can also have your attorney sign the public records as "Nominee Trustee" before assigning yourself as the "Trustee" once the Trust has been established.

I have taken some good strides the past 2 years and gotten my mental health in a good place, but it is a never ending battle. 

I have included links to the home below. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/3219-Pinehurst-Ave_Pittsburgh_PA_15216_M37134-36481https://www.redfin.com/PA/Pittsburgh/3219-Pinehurst-Ave-15216/home/74771233#public-recordsSome of the options I can think of:1.

In such a scenario where the fire is public knowledge, if anything goes wrong with the house and the tenant sues you, you have practically no defense.

Why are you publicly disclosing your assets?).

Don’t ask me how b/c I can’t share this kind of info in the public.

I listen to her on the phone sometimes and the amount of handholding that goes on.. not just from technical aspects IE the general public has very little working knowledge how real estate works.. but just the emotional hand holding.. 

https://www.irs.gov/publications/p537Also, you could have your parents look into doing a 1031 exchange, if they are open to reinvesting their money in another real estate venture (this basically just defers the tax on the gains to a future date, when/if the new property is sold... unless they do a 1031 again, which could allow them to defer the taxes basically forever if done over and over).

The reason I mentioned the above is if you are not thinking of selling Real Estate to the public as your everyday activity I'm not sure if the knowledge gained will be helpful for that. 

But I am burned out on public education and I really don't want to start over in a new school in Ohio, so we're really considering starting real estate investing instead as a way to support our family.