I came across these '7 deadly sins of  DST' which seem to suggest that I would NOT be able to, add additional equity, refinance or add additional mortgages, renegotiate leases (i.e. increase rent).

If you are rowing downstream, you'd better learn how to turn left and right because if you can only row in a straight line you are certain to run aground.I'll exit RE someday, but I'll probably be very old or dead. 

If you are not able to execute on the timing for the 1031 exchange or find suitable replacement property, you are not dead in the water.

Having dead equity is costing you $2 for every $1 you earn from a property.

The vast majority of welfare checks prove the individual is fine and it was just a miscommunication about their schedule, a dead batter, a heavy sleeper, someone knocked out on prescription meds, etc.

@David Smit and @Mike Reynolds, i spread it two days ago so i'm hoping any and all squatters are dead and can be swept away, thanks for the responsesI found out the hard way about the need for a respirator, should have read the directions.Hoping to sweep up today and start painting several rooms.

Also, Daytona is pretty dead right now.

Dead equity turns a investment into a liability.If you want to invest your money put it into a REIT rather than brick and mortar.

One resident mentioned a stove that has only had 2 burners working (Oven is dead too)for 3 years.

They say it's a house cat but has been bringing them dead mice.