Last year I got money back because of a shortage now there’s a massive overage.

When you go in there and do any changes, and say they were not done properly and there's consequences for it you realize you're now 100% liable right?

Most for sale now last sold in 2021 and 2022.

I put alot of importance in reading, so I made them read classics at 1st, then mindset (think and grow rich etc) then financial acumen (rich dad etc) thankfully they all have w2 jobs so 401k match, roth etc. 2 are homeowners (don't want to be REI investors) but the last 1 is saving for REI investing.

I have an 8-5 that brings in just under 100k and I work as a part time realtor(sold 3 houses last year and had a rental deal too) and I bartend most Sat nights(300 a night, working 4-11)If I sell the 2 family, after 15% cap gains and 2% to the buyer agent and lawyer fee and pay off all our debt(wife and myself, not mortgages) We would have about 150k left over.If I sell the cabin, after agent fees and cap gains we’ll probably walk with 60k.Would keep pushing forward?

A DST with a 721UpReit option is typically held for 2 years after the last investor has entered the deal and the offering is closed.

Because their actions have consequences. 

I got a duplex UC last spring that had about 200k of work to do to its ARV is well over $1m but each unit will be renting for close to 5k. 

Last night I got an email from the loan officer telling us the underwriter says the loan looks like predatory lending and raised the rate by 5/8 of a percentage.

The current interest rates are more the norm and what we saw for the last 10 years was 'free' money due to the low interest rates.