This would involve the town, board of health, and so on.

And if you do, you required to have the test done and submit the results to the department of public health. 

Unless it's a safety issue, hazardous condition, or a health risk, they should quit failing houses for silly stuff. 

It has been managed by the matriarch of the family for years, but health issues are now requiring a change.I own a portfolio of SFHs and know the value of hiring a good property manager!

School has been an issue with my youngest (learning disabilities) She can't quit her job until we replace her yearly income + healthcare (roughly 24K bring home + health) That being said, when you started in real estate investing how soon did you start using the income to live off of?

BP, I'm not promoting them on this thread. 

So there would be no more or less risk than choosing a syndication, and you do the due diligence in the same way.The big thing with DST’s is that on the plus side they generally do not charge a promote/carry because they are prohibited by SEC rules.

Be careful about spending money on courses promoted at group meetings.

I am new to BP and investing in general but believe we have a great opportunity to pursue that I am looking for advice on.We have an elderly neighbor that has been moved into an assisted living home due to health decreasing.

I got a promotion at work and will now be making very good money.