If you upgrade to pro basic you get to put more terms, etc.

Since its a decently upgraded apartment and from talking to the previous property manager, the people who would be interested will be 40-50K income range.

It has the old roll out windows but none are broken or malfunctioning.

I see wholesaling and flipping as two different things that are not mutually exclusive (they intertwine and cross).Flipping is putting some effort into repair, upgrade, or curb appeal.Wholesaling is about turn-over.

The “load” is an important one.The load is broken into three major parts:1) Acquisition related costs (something you’d likely pay anyway)2) Reserves (money set aside upfront - still accountable to the investor and returned if unused - to be used to operate the business plan of the Trust). 

@Micah Tetzlaff Excuse my broken English sometimes I utilize voice to text

Anyone out there using a DST have issues with regular real estate activity such as increasing rents, refinancing, upgrading, adding properties to their portfolio?   

A 1031 exchange may not be worth it at this point, as others have said. 1031 exchange is best when you either hate the property and have a lot of equity or you want to upgrade to a nicer and more cash flowing property.

I wrote a letter to the company stating all of the reasons I wanted my money back (3 pages of reasons), a list of the items broken down and a statement saying I would contact all sorts of media outlets and the Massachusetts and Utah state attorney general's office.

The seller has said he will O-zone the room, then paint over the boards to "get rid" of the mold and fix the broken pipe.