Was looking in Vegas, Texas, North Carolina, Delaware- In terms of funding it, that's where I'm not sure the best option forward.

A purchase of a reit is a purchase of a security that holds real estate.If you're wanting truly passive real estate and the ability to defer taxes through the 1031 exchange then you can look at NNN properties, Delaware Statutory trusts, and Tenant In Common Structures.

Anyone have any experience with a establishing a DST (" Delaware Statutory Trust ") or know anyone who does?

Most of these are fractionalized as Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) which also qualify as actual ownership of real estate although you actually own a membership interest in the trust itself.Key to the DST, TIC and NNN properties is that they qualify for 1031 exchange treatment. 

It's a small house (1081 square feet) in a desirable area, on a premium lot (a little over 1/4 acre) on a cul-de-sac.

http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/611-621-De-Votie-Ave-Cincinnati-OH/13587468/

I opened a c corporation in Delaware but I'm gone be doing business in Indiana.

Quote from @Jose De Los Reyes: Hello everyone,I am looking for a lawyer that could review my Purchase Agreement and tell me if it is good to go or if their is a lawyer that already sells one.

The concern is we’re moving out of state, In De you have to have a property manager if you live out of state. 

Getting this off and de-glossing is key to the new coat.2.