A DST is not simply a syndication that allows investors to invest with 1031 dollars.DSTs have a specific legal framework that limits what DSTs can do. 

I am simply looking for a way for the seller to complete his/her goal while I try to accomplish mine.

My question is, would you just let this ride or does it make more sense to attempt to catch them while they're working and ask them to stop?

You are simply not informed to see how this chain works. 

You’re simply conceding that negotiation to the seller.When Not to Use ResolutionsFirst, I should note that when buying a fixer “as is,” it’s expected there will be no such resolution.

Simply tell her that she is not to use the common area for her own personal space, so she needs to remove any of her items from that area. 

I'm simply leading with my perfect scenario above as an example of what I would like to do so I can get possible suggestions on where to find investors who have the capability to do that...not necessarily all at one go 

Quote from @Chuk Obiazi: Hey guys, I have been attempting to get my hands on some real estate since march.

But there are some folks who think that simply doing a 1031 exchange is trying to avoid tax (which it is). 

So, would the PPP trigger for simply paying a little extra on monthly payments?