Your balance at maturity is $2,620,964.89.

And by the looks of it, some very mature, pretty trees and I'm sure that neighborhood will look great during the holidays!

Others though like the lady with all here family money in one of those properties that's SCARY.I remember 540 post ago I Mentioned that my thought was Tyler was a well paid West  coast bay area engineer and if this did not work out well it was not he end of the world.. now all these post later.. he says the same thing only quoting another real estate person he has read or listened to that says many times your first purchase is a stinker..

Dana Dressel is the lady who owned all that desert land

This tenant an elderly lady who's on section 8.

I have been married to my husband for 10 years we have 2 girls together and he has 2 adult girls and i have 2 teens all girls .but my husband got that title when he was 20 now he is 44 but i can tell you from my experience its been rough over the years cause people love to judge but forget how easily something like that could happen to themselves or there own kids .i am currently looking to find a place for my family cause the lady i rented from for 10 years decided to sell.

It's my belief that because of the age, maturity level, number of decision makers (parents & their child) that it is one of the hardest niches in buy and hold investing.

If you are comfortable renting it, then I would avoid the extension and start the refinance process before your maturity date.

@Isaac S. so you know what the options are once a DST matures?

At a new member class, a random lady said that she had the gift of prophecy.