I do this on a regular bases to check foreclosure status and tax information.

But I also see posts on a fairly regular basis both on here and Facebook of folks with 3/2s struggling to get bookings because their market wants 1 or 2 BRs.

Generally though when lots of investors are involved and each has an opinion and a voter share right it can become a nightmare with lots of infighting with what to do with a property if a problem arises.So whether people find DST's favorable is really situational on what the investors deems important considerations.Most regular syndicators do not take 1031 money as they have to run the TIC or DST models.   

Unless the tenant is vaping outside her window regularly, I doubt she's smelling much.

I am a little surprised that this topic isn't discussed regularly, because in the current interest environment the rates for investment property financing are surprisingly high.

When doing "make-ready" work on a unit between renters, is it reasonable/allowed to just lump it all in as a capital expenditure, or does it typically count as regular maintenance (or is it somewhere in the middle depending on the work performed)?

I then asked the representative, can i open a regular business account for my private consumer lending business where customers pay me directly through my checking and routing number with no integration to any special merchant services and she said that isnt allowed too?????

@Fernando SciessereBetter than having regular neighbors, really.

Anyone using mailchimp for regular, ongoing communications with tenants?

Know that just because something cash flows nicely on paper doesn't mean it will in reality if it's a Class D property that is hard to collect rent, is regularly abandoned or trashed, etc.Buy smart.