Now if these homes need rehab or are ghetto dogs.. then I can see that its simply phantom equity like you get in the mid west.. you ARV means absolutely nothing unless the properties or comps are OFF of MLS to arms length buyers.. that's my point. 

It is a condo with an association and 5 residential units and a single commercial unit which spans the length of the 5 residential units.

It also makes sense from a financing perspective - my credit score is 760+ right now, but the average length of credit history will come down really fast if I get a few SFR mortgages.Being an engineer, my instinct was to go straight for the data.

I am on a Chrome browser btw.If I zoom out to only 75% (Ctrl +/-) on the Chrome zoom, the horizontal length of the post is much better for reading, however now with the zoom out the text is too small to read comfortably.

I will certainly have to look into both a TIC and DST further to understand exactly what each entails further, especially if a book full length book can be written about each; both sound like very passive investments within real estate.Robert, I would certainly be interested in speaking on the subject more and I will be sure to reach out to you.

My apologies also for the length of this post, typos, etc.

Do you know when you need to buy SPF beams, when you need Dutch Fir Beams, when you need engineered I joist beams and when you need microlam beams to properly support different spans of different lengths?

length of time on job, cash reserves, 401K and good mortgage or rental history.

Be sure to mark the pieces so you don't have to fumble around to get the right length.

Full lengths or half heights?