I am interested in splitting 100 acres with four people.

I thought about that and wondered how I would overcome that obstacle. Would the tie breaking vote be transferable to my kid? I want to find people my age so that our kids can be the same age. Would the owners association transfer to all of our kids?

When a property is sold, the vote for that property would be passed to the new owner. You can define the authority in the covenant that conveys the sixty acres to the trust. I would add one acre to your lot and base the vote on the number of acres owned. That way your heirs would always have the swing vote. Another thing to consider would be what happens if one owner sells his/her property to another? It is possible that one person could gain control that way. I doubt that a clause prohibiting sale to another owner would pass legal scrutiny in some jurisdictions.

Meaning there is no way to make sure it stays in our four families names? I was told if we put burial plots on the land then it would help keep in our names. Any truth to that? Thanks for all your sound advice.

The burial plot idea would likely depend on the laws where you live. Some areas require perpetual maintenance on burial areas but I'm not sure how that works. When you die, your heirs become responsible for the property and I can't imagine how you would have any control over what they do from the grave. I suspect you would just have to trust them to respect your wishes.

Yeah, Ok thanks for the help.