I have plenty of deal flow, a robust and growing investor base, and a senior team with over 100,000 units of experience.But despite all of that, in real estate you are only as good as your worst competitor.

Did few modifications to the layout making it more functional and open.

Did few modifications to the layout making it more functional and open.

I've only been using for about a week now but it seems to have all of the functionality that I need to this point and it's very user friendly.  

The DST functions like an LLC because it separates liability, arguable better, than the LLC - and as an added benefit it also functions in a parent-child relationship allowing for properties' liability to be compartmentalized within the entity, like the Series LLC.Some investors will operate their companies through an LLC, which caries all the liability for the operations (management, rent collection, contractors, etc.) and just place their properties/assets into the DST.

Daniel,The net taxable profit of your rentals and your tax bracket are the primary function.

Outside of those functions I actually don't know in detail how a title company functions for a real estate investor.

Truth be told, if it did, and functioned with any real efficiency, it would be outlandishly expensive.

Keep in mind its marketing and so the companies try to put out the same data.. some will add in deperecation and appreciation to come up with a pretty robust IRR  which os course you will never know until you acutally own them and operate them.

Hey folks, I enjoy designing functional spaces in my flips, taking advantage of the square feet, creating the most usable environment possible.