I just logged onto the WilliamPaid website to look into it for electronically processing rent payments and found this message on the home page. 

Hey everyone,Im fairly new to the real estate game, and I'm currently exploring tools to streamline my tenant screening process for a property I have listed for rent.

(Speaking for myself) I am in the process of getting a city fheps voucher I do live in a nyc shelter, however I am self employed before having to go into a shelter my husband and I work from home, we have our own income and we are responsible and clean tenants we have great rental history unfortunately we received a huge rent Increase we did not expect in another state we was in (Florida) over $400 we expected atleast $100-$150 that left us with no choice but to take our family to new York (where we originally from) being that that is the only state that offers assistance (placing people In shelter and helping them) that was realy our last resort we could have downgrade and went into another facility but we did not have the deposit and moving $ to do so in little time.

Learning the business by myself primarily through books, as well as practice, failure, mistakes, and consulting with others, was a process that required an abundant amount of time/capital.I would definitely recommend the option of partnering with an experienced rehabber on your first project.

What happens when a DST “matures” What would be the process I the investor would go through to move onto the next investment?

Are there any programs that simulate the process?

This is an official letter that the eviction process has begun and they need to either pay or leave the property.

My wife has a degree in design and has a ton of experience in flipping and ground-up investor construction.

That might work just fine for many people that just want to stick with traditional investment options and have a simple plan design. 

Rather than spend a lengthy period fighting with the community organization on what should be a reasonable variance request, I would like to satisfy the ground level commercial requirement with a space that has the appearance and would function as a home office (which is how this space would likely be designed and used anyway even if the zoning requirement did not exist).