Post back with what you find.

I have Dst's from Capital Square, Inland Private Capital and BK Trust and these are all good companies in my opinion, I located DSTs direct through them before using Joe but Joe does a flat fee deal and rebates you back some of the commission (they have to stay in the deal, but at least you keeping more of your equity in the deal). 

You would need to inform the collection agency you intend to do this and it's unlikely they would continue to pursue collection if you were suing them, but they might take it back after you reduced your claims to judgment. 

The problem with these is if a tenant charges back they do not fight the chargeback they just take your funds and return them to the tenant.You can ask the tenant for a wage assignment or to put you on their company's direct deposit.

It's a way for them to give back and pass on their wisdom but they do not and are not interested in wasting their time.

Multiple times I was called over to fix doors that had been pulled off the hinges, Outlet covers that had been pulled off and broken, towel rods and toilet paper holders pulled off of walls, stuff put down the drains causing back ups.

The FHA loan I used required 1 year but the down payment assistance program I was on required 3 years to be “forgivable” with each year knocking off 1/3 of what they provided - so pretty much, each year living in the property, out of the minimum of 3 years, 1/3 of the total amount they gave me for the down payment and closing costs, was “forgiven” / not needing to pay back. 

Basically need a decent place to sleep when they work (because that's all there is time for) that's close to the hospital   and travel back home when they are off.

If they told their cpa “we sold it to our LLC” that is different than “we transferred it to our LLC”We don’t know what they told their cpaIt appears their cpa considered it a sale for tax purposes and not a transfer and thus that is how they processed it.I am not a cpa but asked this question way back when at a time I considered putting property in a LLC.

I was able to negotiate acceptable terms with the banks but they took all my assets and spent 10 years paying them back.