No matter how you slice this up you're likely to wind up with unpaid rent for a period.

They could instead take the 300k and own a small slice of a higher quality 10 or 20 million property they might could not afford on their own.Additionally you can have excess funds from a 1031 where you took 1.2 million proceeds and only needed 1 million for one property so put 200k more into a DST.

Anyway, not sure this even applies as it wasn't clear, but sounded like the HML also wanted a slice.

,,,greatest thing since sliced bread.

When BRRRR was coined, everyone thought it was sliced bread with rosemary, not realizing many of us had been doing that for years and it was just called investing.

Any way I slice it I'm still fortunate to be at this spot. 5 years ago, thanks to a bad RE move we where homeless with a 2 yr old.

Even if you have no cash into these things that means your pretty much fully leveraged and maybe making 200 a month cash flow .. so any way you slice it rental game is a long long game unless you can start out in MF and roll up like what was suggested above.

NP  Now hidden valley lake and the Riverias will of course be more money. but might have some capital growth opportunities.Not sure how the big subdivision Brooktrails in Willits is doing ...And then when else fails we can just go out to Pillsbury Pines buy a slice of heaven and call it a day...

When you find a property that makes money no matter how you slice it... that's the one you want!

I worked in a convalescent hospital when I was in high school, and their policy for patients with this same condition was to use a certain tool or instrument to "section" or cut/slice the bm before flushing.