If we can shift even a fraction of the industry from spinning wheels to actual movement, that's a win in our book.Thanks for the well wishes, Bob.

Ever since the quick rebound, institutions are adding stabilized properties to their assets that have tenants that have weathered previous economic turmoil.One way the big boy institutions are trying to mitigate risk is by buying properties that performed historically well during challenging economic times.Because *some* DSTs align with that strategy, it gives you an opportunity to shift some of your investment equity into institutional asset classes that would be out of reach for the retail investor with a modest amount of equity to invest.

Let’s all win. 

If what you pay to live there is equivalent to or less than what you would be renting for, it is definitely a win. 

This may be an excellent approach to obtain practical experience and pick the brains of those who are currently working in the field.Offering your assistance in property management in exchange for a teaching opportunity might be a novel strategy, as you indicated from reading Brandon Turner's book.

Additionally, the increase in monthly income may not outweigh the potential risks associated with taking on more debt.One potential strategy to consider is to focus on maximizing the income potential of your current properties by increasing rents and potentially leveraging any potential increases in property values.

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It all depends on your circumstances and what your exit strategy is.

I don't see an off market acquisition strategy in here. 

(long term results not "just got my first deal")3. whats their strategy?