Now let's say I raise rents to $750, and in doing so I get two months of vacancy and some turnover expenses.

Hello,A friend of mine asking how to deal with a property after foreclosure when the title search shows two current vested owner.The first one undivided 98% interest and the second one is an undivided 2% interest as tenants in common.

The property in question is a duplex, built in 1985, and consists of two adjacent townhomes that can be sold individually.

Parlay those two facts along with the ins-and-outs of tenant-friendly RLTO, and you will need to fully commit to be successful.

I could swing my mouse on a screen and find dozens of properties that would easily cash-flow $300/door and more after all expenses.

The issue imo with DSTs is that you’re buying into a market where a lot of commercial RE is presently priced high, and some is going down in value too.You should do a thorough analysis of the tax impact. 1- definitely try to time sales into two separate tax years2- I’m unclear why you expect 30% cap gain hit.

I bought a duplex and have put $17500 down and paid $633 @ 2.5% for two years.  

Let's say you can make $250/door just to pick an arbitrary descent number - which would make rent $1,367/month.Your 1 paid off house has all the other expenses but P&I.  

Firstly, I have 5 doors, 3 units total.

Ugh, tiny houses fall into this tiny crack where they are disqualified from pretty much everything.