We just launched our first STR which is a small house in a quiet neighborhood near a large university.

Do most syndications require one to be an accredited investor or has this changed with the newer SEC rules /JOBS ACT. 

The reason you don't see much about the DST offerings is that all of them that I saw are for accredited investors only and so you can't get any information until you sign up with one of the investment advisors who offers them and provide them with some assurance that you are accredited.

I'm looking at a newly constructed Duplex near Temple University and it's listed around 600K.

One thing that seems to be universal across markets is the ROI of the higher bedroom count.

I'm located in the Dallas area and from what I have learned from YouTube University, Stainless steel is the way to go for the kitchen area.

@Emily Paul here the best places for short term would be on the East End by the universities and hospitals, North Shore by the sports stadiums/AGH, or right across the river from Downtown/Oakland like South Side and Mt.

Just respond "stop" that is universal to be added to the platforms DNC list.

He is a partner in a website called Outdoor Billboard University.

P.S be careful getting sucked into sales events and buying expensive programs that promise the Universe!