@Mark Lenox This may or may not be the right opportunity for you.  

Quote from @Mark Alford: Nghi Le, what additional detail would help with this question?

The Trustee of the REIT can buy and sell properties within the REIT without triggering a capital gain event to you as the investor, however, this flexibility also allows the operators to potentially add properties to your investment portfolio that may expose you to risks or asset classes you were previously unaware of.There are a couple of sponsors I am aware of that carve individual properties out of the REIT, into a DST, then pull them back into the REIT at a significant mark-up to the DST investor.

Remaining Mortgage: 152K.I currently have about 50K in cash.My main thought was to find a cash flowing rental in the 150-200K mark and use my entire HELOC on property A to fund it. 

Quote from @Mark Driskell: That’s correct.

They will mark these wetland areas (if they exist) and are you are required to avoid them or obtain a permit to impact them.

@Mark Ainley and @Tom Shallcross host the podcast, and it is on my list to listen to daily.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

I mark the applications down as they come in to keep track of the order in which people applied, and they have to follow up with employment verification, background check, references as well so I can tell who is the most qualified and serious applicant pretty easily. 

I was able to incorporate wholesaling, HML, flipping, acquisition fees, and refinancing to scale from the 25 unit to 92 unit mark.