They also tell you that you'll get Kris's personal cell phone number.. ha. yeah right. the guy legit never responds and when you call, it goes to a pre-recorded message that sounds soooo fake - its clearly not his real number and he doesn't get back to you with any valuable information.

Though I'm new to this and still learning the ropes, I'm keen on making informed decisions and possibly partnering with an experienced investor who can guide me through the process.The property that caught my attention is currently listed at $439k on Zillow.

Would need more information to give you a better idea of exact neighborhoods. 

I'm fairly new to DSTs, so reading this thread is really informative.

Stay informed, meet the deadlines, and navigate the tax season smoothly.

Quote from @Erik Dofelmier: Very informative thread.

I haven't found any information about not being able to split the lot if the house is built before 1978 (which mine is) but I'll bring that up to the county when I meet with them in a couple weeks.Is there a reason why you chose to split the lot as opposed to adding an SB9 unit and then adding an ADU to it?

If you have "high-end" units where you feel a disposal is a MUST for your prospective tenants then perhaps it is worth it.One way to keep the costs down is to inform the tenant that if they jamb the disposal or if a foreign object is found at time of service then they will eat the cost.

Read everything that @Henry Clark posts, all of the information is in his posts.Don't get burned on the PSA or loan docs.

You have found the right place for a plethora of information on REI.Read Beginner’s Guide to help you get started: http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investingLots of luck.