There are several reasons why a person may choose to put a property in a trust:

1. Asset protection: A trust can provide protection for the property from creditors, lawsuits, and other legal issues.
2. Estate planning: Putting a property in a trust can help a person plan for the distribution of their assets after they pass away, and can help avoid probate court.
3. Tax benefits: Trusts can provide tax benefits, such as reducing the overall tax burden on an estate and avoiding capital gains taxes when the property is sold.
4. Privacy: Trusts can provide privacy and can keep the ownership of the property out of public records.
5. Protection of beneficiaries: A trust can be set up to provide protection and management of assets for beneficiaries, such as children or individuals with special needs.
6. Management of assets: Trusts can be used to manage assets and provide income for beneficiaries, while preserving the assets for future generations.
7. Flexibility: Trusts can be customized to meet specific needs and goals.

It is worth noting that a trust can be a complex legal instrument and professional advice should be sought before setting up a trust. An attorney or financial advisor can advise on the best type of trust for your needs and goals, and can help you to set up and manage the trust.