I don't recommend advertising what your criteria is, because once people know it they can lie to you about their situation.

i dont know where your interest lies, but a simple google search will return a lot of results.  

Even if they've rebuffed your question the first, time, sometimes they'll give you hints with this second question.Now, could they lie to you and tell you there's a really high offer when there isn't?

Yes very much so with technology now a days you can really be efficient. 3.

Story seems like a lie.

A great DST broker is going to be equal parts Real Estate investor (to evaluate the actual real estate from an investors point of view), Investment banker (Because many times the value of the property lies in the quality of the leases, revenue streams, and financing), and SEC compliance officer (obviously).  

@John Walter Yea i feel like it would work for me too I work in New York and I wouldn't mind being no more than an hour out but I am not gonna lie if I saw a deal somewhere else that would require more of a commute I would probably take it.

Because the NOI is the numerator, and that comes from Income minus Expense, it can be higher by either lying about income or deferring maintenance to lower expenses (more common than the former). 

For the last six months I have been soaking up knowledge, analyzing deals, refining my investment goals and preparing for the journey that lies ahead.

Unfortunately once you become an investor, the benefits usually lie on the tax side, not on the financing side.