At the same time, I would speak/interview 3-5 agents and explain what you're looking for in your properties to see if they can keep an eye out for your ideal project.

In an ideal situation, you and your aunt would each pay back your fair share to your grandmother or each other. i.e. each of you share X% of your sale profits to your Grandma OR you and your aunt split the past expenses (taxes, other holding costs, renovation, expenses, etc.) with your grandmother and pay her back. 

Not sure if I follow Ideally we get something that has a good structure but is outdated and needs TLC. 

. - Ideally you want both but with a lower down payment, the less cash flow you have due to high mortgage.

When the DST property is eventually sold, you can reinvest in another DST or property to continue deferring taxes.In short, if passive income with steady cash flow is your priority, a DST could be ideal, especially if you’re comfortable with higher fees and giving up control.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

No PMI, no early payoff penalty, and good rates—ideal for investors!

The location, price, and condition created the ideal situation for our team to make an educated offer.

Own one home currently 1,770sqft 3bed2bath. 15yr fixed 2.625% -- Mortgage +  Escrow $1650/mo, worth $365k, owe $135kTrying to buy a $400k home to move the family into, but keep our current home as a rental property.Considering refi, heloc, or home equity loan to access equity for $80k down payment.Would rent my current house for about $2,100-$2,400/moCan someone with some knowledge/experience tell me what's the ideal way to access my equity to make the most investment sense?

I was interested in this deal because its prime location in Uptown Charlotte made it ideal for a short-term rental.

Its size and layout make it ideal for long-term cash flow, and the demand for updated housing in Drexel ensures strong tenant interest once improvements are completed.