Not sure how much that tells you, but might be better than nothing. also depends on the type of property if its a rental being sold then ya most realtors will have a good list of folks looking for a rental with teh right numbers if its owner occ this simply is not remotely possible unless its a certain school district or certain style of home.. 

@Monico LorenzanaThe types of units that attract long term tenants in multifamily are the townhome style units, and if they have garages, a big bonus.

The BIG issue is the EX-Wife who wishes to maintain a life style she clearly cannot afford and wants to STAY in the home with the Children BUT cannot AFFORD to make the payments on such DEBT that would allow for that (thus her need for $300K +/- in extra proceeds that would in essence be used to make those payments for the 3 years)Sadly yes there are consequences when families break up, separation's and marital divorce happens.

I have been considering switching (currently using ERA) and not really a fan of their property management style.

We all have different journeys, nothing is wrong or right, it's about what works for your lifestyle and what you want to achieve, your motivation, your values, etc.

Join the Portland community to learn from others and achieve success in investing.Good luck!

I was being billed to repair and find replacement covers for 1970s style 4ft flourescent lights in kitchens. 

The path to financial freedom through real estate is definitely achievable, and it sounds like you have the right mindset.

That being said, there can also be some advantages, such as economies of scale, which allow smaller investors to achieve better returns.In other words, the DST structure itself doesn't significantly hamper returns.

I'd be happy to chat more about how we can help you achieve your goal.