Some top 5 or 10 list is good.Front-end load percentage, Management fees.Capital Gain performance over the years (buy 2011 and exit 2018 of course has better gain)Distribution performance vs projected distribution.Thank you very much.I have some lower cost single family residential rentals, thinking of rolling them into DST, give up the controls, gain some freedom (knowing we still have to do due diligence when projects exited, hopefully less works) , creating a stream of income and preserve capitals. 

They're going to be gathering several data points, then likely performing an appraisal, and evaluating both the data and the appraisal to make a final underwriting decision.However, it'd be really nice to secure financing before I found the deal.

✔️Purchase Price: $1.36MM✔️All capex will be included in a bridge loan✔️Will refinance into FreddieHere’s our plan:✅ Pave the parking lot✅ Build 3 additional units to utilize unused space✅ Perform light interior upgrades and bring rents up to market✅ Implement a flat fee for utilities ✅ Improve outside landscaping✅ Engage a professional property management company team to improve inefficiencies “The path to success is to take massive, determined action.” - Tony Robbins 🔥

Governor Lamont said that he plans on July 31st being the last extension, but who knows.There is going to be a free Zoom conference with people from Unite CT, an eviction lawyer and landlords.

You need practice to become an expert in any field, and honestly, your first 20 calls are going to be horrible but step by step you're going to feel better and more confident in your ability to perform.

I've used Chargepoint chargers for my car and they perform well.

Main thing right now is that the rates are still incredibly low and so if you have non-performing assets you should sell those and ideally do a 1031 exchange into a better deal in a better market.

How well the lumber market performs is highly correlated with housing starts: lower housing starts + less lumber being used = lower performance in lumber market.

We just quit our W2s and are using lenders who loan based on 'asset performance' - just like what @Jeff Langley mentioned. 

However, it's also conceivable that you could be liable for specific performance (exceedingly RARELY used against a defaulting buyer because it's usually not worth the effort) or other penalties.