Putting the full name of the trust is perfectly fine.
From our experience, many Personal Representatives and trustees who inherit property do not want to play landlord and would rather sell the property - more often than not, the heirs don't want the property; instead, they want to liquidate the estate's assets. This may provide a host of challenges we discussed in an earlier webinar.
The law has become very nuanced, and whenever there is a probate, trust, or inherited property matter, we will defer to the expertise of an attorney who specializes in that facet of law.
Bornstein Law oftentimes is injected in the case when relatives or beneficiaries refuse to move out of the premises and impede the sale of the property, in which case our office is tasked with transitioning out the family member, if not a squatter that cannot articulate any reason for living in the premises.