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Hi @Bruce Lee, if you're an accredited investor and you decide to 1031 exchange, you might consider reinvestment into DSTs.

@Adrian Iwaskiw, @Rez Cury @Shefali R. how have been your experience investing in University Heights, Newark.

This is why I'm thinking your gonna have to get a another Conventional Mortgage and prepare to pay 20-25%... finding accredited investors is the best option as well as linking up with your local REI Group.

If you are accredited, you might want to look at investing w/experts in passive syndications / partnership deals where you can leverage their expertise in selected top markets.  

Both units are in University Village and pictures and details are on my website below under "properties available for sale".

If you don't have 50k or accredited you are limited to these options.

I am open to the universe's abundant opportunities so when I stumbled upon an ad in the Las Vegas Review Journal for a salesperson, I answered the call and entered the mortgage industry. 

Maybe buy a house near UTSA or another university as an owner-occupant and then rent it as student housing (if allowed) once you move on.  

So some current books will be a good place to start.See if you can attend classes at local college or university.