Some top 5 or 10 list is good.Front-end load percentage, Management fees.Capital Gain performance over the years (buy 2011 and exit 2018 of course has better gain)Distribution performance vs projected distribution.Thank you very much.I have some lower cost single family residential rentals, thinking of rolling them into DST, give up the controls, gain some freedom (knowing we still have to do due diligence when projects exited, hopefully less works) , creating a stream of income and preserve capitals. 

She said property owners do not have to disclose that their property is historic and they can perform any updates they want on the property unless they received a grant that would invoke the "preservation restriction."

If you want to scale, your mantra has to become preservation of capital.

It sounds like you're trying to preserve this 'existing' lease instead of allowing the daughter's life change to terminate the lease and start fresh with a new tenant.

But it was also a historic district, and the buildings were detached, meaning there was no way to preserve the historic exteriors and also turn them into SFR...so the City advocated for allowing the use to continue as a non-conforming three unit.

In Feb of this year, we purchased a ST vacation rental condo on the beach in FL.We currently have a $1MM umbrella policy and started a relationship with an asset preservation attorney because we are going to start looking for another long term rental in the north metro atlanta area to try the BRRRR method.He is suggesting we change our JT Rev Tst to two indv Irrev tsts (with us as the beneficiaries) -> the trusts will be the owners of a holding company, multi member LLC. 

The Mills act provides us large property tax rebates as long as we continue to upkeep and preserve the exterior and look of the property from the street.

The Mills act provides us large property tax rebates as long as we continue to upkeep and preserve the exterior and look of the property from the street.

Hey Prezemek, I agree 5% would be high, just like the others have said typically I see between 1 - 3% (although haven't seen 3% in a while, most are 1-2 now to preserve returns for investors).

(I am a local investor, and also on the counties historical preservation board.)