Just sitting on that rate for the life of the loan?

I saw a notice on the door from the city and I tried to get some info on the owner but it looks like an investment company has owned it for several years but no one has been in there.

Hello, I currently live in my home, I'm closing on a 4 unit 2bd apartment building (which I will live in one).

@Josh Otero some ideas:1) Key ALL the locks on each SFR to one key, including garage.- We used to buy locks at Home Depot and just swap handsets, but now use a locksmith for same cost.2) Get rid of handset locks (use passage knobs) and only use deadbolts.- Two locks on a door really don't provide any additional security.- Cheaper as only have to rekey/replace deadbolts.- Tenants can't lock keys in their home.3) Our locksmith created a Master Key system with 10 key option.- One master key opens every door- We go 3 levels under our master, so we can submaster 2-4 unit houses and apartment buildings- Don't need a costly and difficult to secure & track keybox.

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

I live here on Maui and would welcome partnering with you.

For Question 2, distributions from a DST are typically not additional taxable income beyond what’s reported on the Substitute Grantor Letter (SGL).

I totally understand you taking the HELOC route especially if you don't want to touch the current mortgage rate on your primary residence. 

Will a Cost-Seg offset the LTCG on these index funds? 

Appreciate everyone’s comments on this topic!