The key is making the property desirable enough and priced for the best types of tenants.I'm crunching lots of numbers and getting my head around a lot at the moment as I learn more, but the core of the model hasn't really changed since I conceived of it.Obviously finding cash is the big looming missing piece right now (although I'm sure there are lots of missing pieces).Thanks, I look forward to meeting all of you locals!

You'll have to do some number crunching to see what makes the most sense for you regarding the student loan debt.

You can’t choose to sell an interest in a DST like you can choose to sell a direct owned NNN Walgreens.The usual order of operations for my clients is:1) Choose when to sell and how much to sell for2) Engage in a 1031 Exchange and purchase a DST interestThis can help alleviate some of the stress of finding the right NNN replacement property you want to buy and then being forced to sell in a time crunch. 

I believe the market in Downtown Fort Lauderdale will continue to be be very lucrative for rents and will only continue to appreciate, but at what rate is anyone's guess.So the dilemma is whether to save approximately $25,000 in capital gain tax alone by selling this year and finding a better investment vehicle for the profit without the time crunch of a 1031 exchange,  or count on the long-term appreciationThanks in advance for any advice. 

I'll be posting more info as I get it but any constructive input is greatly appreciated and sorry in advance if my figures are vague but so far from the numbers I've crunched it seems like they're all good deals. 

I am unsure of WHAT numbers to crunch aside from taxes, rent, maintenance, accounting for vacancy, unsure about cap rates, etc.

You now are in a time crunch to buy something even if it’s not a good deal.

MHP Parks are trading anywhere between a 10% - 13% cap rate so make sure you crunch the numbers and that you are in that range. 

I've been crunching numbers at my computer the past several minutes - tell me what you'd do in this scenario:-6 properties for sale (mix of SFRs and duplexes)-Total asking price for all 6: $104,000-Repair ranges (based on $15 [minor]-$20 [moderate]-$25 [major] per sq. ft.

:)I've been getting tons of emailed leads from a wholesaler I met 2 wks ago and I've been trying to crunch numbers on the deals they give me (this is just one of the many) but the numbers never seem to work out.