DSTs are limited to accredited investors, more control in the hands of the sponsor and are generally larger deals with many more investors.That's the cheap seat tour. 

I am 25 years old, a graduate of Rutgers University in New Brunswick (Go Knights!)

We've found good luck in buying existing underperforming properties in tertiary markets with an economic driver, like a university, hospital or military base.

The area isn't too bad and it's next to the University of Chicago so I'm thinking it could be a good start.Thoughts?

Note that I am aware of the Mobile Home Park University course and plan on attending, but I don’t think I’ll get there in time for this property.

My property in 63112 is south of Delmar, and walking distance from Washington University in St.

Since you mentioned fund that flip, I’m going to assume you’re an accredited investor.

I would like some input from the BP community on it.GENERAL INFOLocation - Keene, NH (university town)Built - 1900Comparables - $275k+List Price - $214,900Taxes - $10, 500/yearISSUESlegally, it's a 3-family.

He also has Cardone University, Grantcardone.com.... his name is everywhere.

- Attract students as stable tenant base (Close to universities?)