It was hard to gauge.

I am not from Nashville so it is hard for me to gauge the area.

My impression of these DST's are as follows:  They are the easy way out of making a 1031 exchange with out the pressure of a replacement property in 45 days.They provide steady returns with no hassles, but generally low like 5-6 percentThey offer diversification of asset types.The cons are the fees to get into them and they are syndications that you don't have control over.

If you check under your trim you'll prob find places where the flooring is not touching the wall this will cause the floor to shift in those spots add some type of filler to put pressure against the wall and floor to avoid the seams having room to shift.

Keeping your financial house in order at all times will take the pressure off of the money part.

Closing attorney INSTEAD intentionally, possibly by pressure from the lender and fraud (TBD) to illegally use my money to pay off this other lender (WITHOUT ME KNOWING OF THE LENDER or LIEN even existed) who then refused to wire the money back to the closing attorney KNOWING that they increased the payoff and if they sent the money back to the attorney, they wouldn't have recouped the EXTRA money they gave to the borrower under the table, hints why they didn't send the money back.Yes, I know what they all did was fraud and i'm in litigation etc, but my question still stands.

All of the pressure that you are putting on them will make them resentful and leave the property in a poor manner. 

**Listen and Adapt** - **Gauge His Reaction**: Pay attention to the seller's response and be open to his thoughts and concerns.

Speak with the Community Manager, or try to meet with one or more board members to gauge their attitudes on your investing ideas.Very Important:  check to see if there are any current or in-the-works special assessments. 

3- Job Market Growth is still strong in ATX 4- Population growth continues although not at the same pace as the pandemic. 5- Supply side problem - Builders overbuilding creating downward pressure on housing prices.