Title holding trust exempt from disclosures

Is it reasonable (and prudent) to utlitlize the Califorina Association of Realtor's "Trust Advisory" form to create an exemption from certain standard disclosures? According to the form, if the property is held in a trust (including land trust) and the trustee is not a natural person (must be LLC or Corp), then you are exempt from filling out various disclosures (mainly the TDS).

Since I don't visit many of the properties I acquire and flip, it seems the trust advisory would be a good way to get out of filling out disclosures for those properties I have not seen (and even properties I have seen). Of course, if I know of a material defect, then I still have a duty to disclose the material issue.

I am curious if others on the forum have been utilizing the trust advisory to reduce the amount of disclosures. Here is a link to the form:

[reebroker.com]

Thanks