@Jaron Walling Hi, i have been working at my families local restaurant since i was a kid. it pretty much doesnt operate smoothly without us being there but it is getting tiring and my parents who have been working these hours much longer than i (they are immigrants from albania hence why i also bust my ***) dont want to continue doing this forever. i also do some FB market flips and have an online store. i just hustle to do whats needed. i have low expenses so this has allowed me to save alot for investments. 

I'm paying neither up-front commission (my brokers get paid by the DST management) nor ongoing commissions.That seems like a pretty good transitional investment to me.

P.S I got both the properties from builder's lender at around 6% for 30 YR fixed and will be planning for Cash out refinance on 1st property to get 70-80% of my down payment money back and invest those in getting more properties.For new construction, I am pretty much confident with my previous experiences and will be a smooth ride for me.

They can ensure a smooth transfer and advise you on potential legal and tax implications specific to your situation.

Feels like they are trying to force a transition of assets. 

Transitioned to rentals and Airbnbs later for that sweet passive income.

It is a huge 1/1 with 2 private outdoor spaces near safe public transit/depaul university.

Those who are most succesful understand this and grow single family portfolios in transitioning neighborhoods.

It's in a great location and sat on the market for a year, and has the benefit of an extra lot and the transitional zoning, which is hard to find.

Understand how you might sell or transition your investment in the future.It's wise to speak with financial experts, real estate agents in your area, and maybe even a real estate investing mentor before making a choice.