Half of them are below 30 and have never seen a downmarket in their investing lives, and are getting new investors prioritizing the wrong things, with highly risky strategies backed by long strings of "ifs."

Your list looks good but as others mentioned it doesn't hurt to think long term and explore refi options as well.

I'm particularly passionate about multifamily properties and short-term rentals.Outside of real estate, I enjoy Travel, stock investing, and crypto mining.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

Also, how long was this tenant in the property?

That can be a very long list.  

I’ve been listening to bigger pockets podcasts for a long time while getting out of bad consumer debt.

@Sean O'Keefe not sure about KS or CA, but in VA as long as you are a broker you can have an unlicensed person act as a property manager on your behalf as long as they are your employee.

Diversifying your portfolio can protect you in the event that 1 or 2 markets you invest in are losing cashflow or even worse - failing.My theory is to keep your money invested as long as you can and don't take that cash flow for profit.

Total rents at 100% occupancy across the three are $2900 monthly.I'm thinking because the financing terms are soooo attractive that it may be worth the higher risk that comes with the high PITI?

DST's have low returns like 5% and lots of fees, but other syndications like mortgage notes can earn up to 12% out of the gate with no record of failure, thus potentially offsetting that initial tax hit in the long run, but you have to do the math.