It is a little more at $40 but seems quite comprehensive, if they do what they say they do - especially checking for an eviction history.Diane

Would anyone with experience in "house jumping" be able to give me a comprehensive rundown?

@Syed Ashraf Here is a comprehensive article on series LLCs in Illinois.http://www.worldservicesgroup.com/publications.asp?

The page you're reading is just an overview.

It'd be nice to have a comprehensive review of each property on an on-going basis that's quick to access and see where I'm at with each property. 

There are several meetups in Austin area that are worth attending - PM me if you want a quick overview - and you should also see local events in your Dashboard section here at BP.

I wouldn't mind accessing the information if a prospective tenant has already paid for one but I would hate to have a prospect pay for it for me to turn around and require a comprehensive check.

There are a lot of great tools out there you can use to screen but I would suggest a platform that helps with not only listing the property (publishing it to 10+ other listing sites, which helps you to cast a wider net) but also comprehensive tenant screening which includes a nationwide criminal background check, credit check, eviction history check, and requires references for prior tenancy.

It teaches them what they too can do to prevent mold and moisture problems.I would also take this opportunity to do a comprehensive inspection of the unit.Testing your property for mold may rule out or confirm a possible connection to the tenant's illness, or the results may be inconclusive.

Is there a comprehensive book out there to read on DST's that is equal to show the good and bad of it with examples?