Short answer because now you know we don't keep hassling you trying to make you think your stupid.  We're not.  All anyone is trying to do is give you the correct answer.  And here are the answers to your questions:

The answers to your questions, ARE correct if your wording is based on the correct answer.  Now all you need to do is read the Correct, No, and Yes and quite reading because now you understand and you can move on and get to your next project. 

Correct, but only if the trust was irrevocable at first, and you're intentionally changing your answer, because originally you told it was revocable.  If I'm incorrect, that is not the correct answer and I would need you to rephrase that question because the Correct answer would be would now be Incorrect that I just answered.

No, but the answer is Yes if you worded you're question wrong and for example you meant to say it was a mixture of personal and rental that was sold last year and the trust has not closing out.

Yes, as long as I'm not assuming that you didn't change the wording in your question from yes to no.

Sorry, I didn't mean to make this long, but I don't you to think that you're stupid because most of us were actually trying to help.

Hope you understand everything I just said and don't think I'm still trying to not answer you.  Thanks for eventually telling everyone Thanks finally.