Keep the group simple, start with Rich Dad/Poor Dad quadrant thinking, ask why people got into real estate, what people are working on, what are their problems.

My mother lives there now, but will be moving here with us in a couple of months, due to health problems.

Since my first day in the office I was on my own no mentor no guidance due to a poor pick of an office but I figured its not my office working its me so who cares right?

the ONLY thing lucrative in my mind in Jackson is buying low and selling as  soon as humanly possible take your profit and move on. .. or buying in the nicer areas of Jackson which there are a few but the returns on paper are not like these 10 caps and 20 caps being bragged about on BP.. those returns are priced for the extreme risk associated with those assets and I dont care what PM you have if cant self manage those live there and handle your own repair requests and knock on doors to collect your non hud portion its a very poor choice of areas to invest in the US

You are right that your cash flow would be poor if you rented your current house.

If a DST sponsor agreed to a prepayment penalty even within a 6 month window before the term is up, then he/she agreed to very poor financing terms.

@Tony KimFull send dude, the poor don’t have money to fight lawsuits.

Poor business skills.

All major health authorities have warned the public against vaping.

Two elderly relatives (a couple) are having serious health issues.