But it does happen. the major risk is to the person you bought the home from. its their credit at risk.and of course if you put any down payment that would be at risk as well if things got bad.when you go into these deals you need to know if the bank does call the note that you can refinance and pay it all off or you have the cash to retire the loan.. anything short of that and your at risk .

On top of the mailers and cold calling 

If no GD, any blockage service call will certainly be tenant responsibility to pay.

Call your own company, not just the recommended company from your PM.  

As far as an agent goes, give Amanda Downs a call.

The best you could do is call the agents broker and file a complaint with that specific agent. 

Numerous DSTs are now curtailing distributions, and I don’t think they are even allowed to make capital calls, unless they blow up the DST structure and turn it into a taxable (and very unattractive) syndication.So I think carefully considering market cycles is still a necessary analysis, even though it’s always a guess or speculation on the investors side.

We can look at the bones and have a few contractors we use - roofers, HVAC, electrical and plumbing - that we can call if we are serious about a property. 

Hey Andrew - some call this land hacking, depending on what exactly you're trying to do.

If they don't respond to calls, texts, or emails, then I post a written notice to their door and charge them a Notice Fee.