They do have an upREIT feature where you exchange your NNN into the portfolio tax-free, they are a bit selective.

The house is paid off free and clear, but we have no intention of selling it; we want to keep it in the family and turn the lot into a vacation home, Airbnb, or even a rental.

The business committed to provide to me a closing of 3 land deals, membership portal with everything you need from start to finish, unlimited transactional funding available, first 8,000 mailers paid (print & postage), daily live office hours, unlimited deal reviews, weekly live deal reviews, recruited & fully trained sales team (first 90 days free), discounted sales team after 90 days, recruited & fully trained operations team ready to go, discounted operations team, professional buying & selling websites + monthly hosting, professional buying & selling logos created, trello advanced templates & training, datatree research subscription, access to private facebook group.

Short and sweet honestly, feel free to ask me anything or pick my brain.Thank you.

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.- Don't drag your contractor around to more than 2 or 3 properties without pulling the trigger on 1 of the deals.

Please feel free to check out my profile for more details on the investment, but we were able to spend 1 year slowly renovating the apartments as tenants moved in and out, invested heavily into leasehold improvements (long-term fixed like HVAC, water heaters, exterior paint, property drainage, etc), converted month-to-month tenants to annual leases, and raised rents to market. 

Its a 4 to 1 match on your down payment and you can get up to $22,000 free (you bring $5500 to closing). 

This allows the investor to benefit from future buying opportunities in the REIT without triggering any capital gains or depreciation recapture tax events.

The program can provide a win-win solution for both landlords and tenants in need of affordable housing.If you have any other questions about my experience with Section 8 or the program requirements, feel free to ask!