I'm looking to learn more about real estate in this local market and understand all the details and options involved.

The plan would be to do this first (live in one unit still), rent out the other and then refinance so we can then pull some more money out to build a new ADU in the back of the house. 

If you’re willing to take on a bit more rehab, some areas in South Dayton and near the University of Dayton can give you higher returns in C-class spots. 

Choose a good advisor to help guide you amongst the many DST sponsors! 

Build ages; you’ll find a lot of early 1900s homes here (Colonials, Duplexes, etc.).

A person could transfer the property into a Land Trust and then because it is a private document have the beneficial interest assigned to the California LLC for asset protection, all while gaining some anonymity and avoiding reassessment with the proper exemptions being filed when the property is deeded into the trust.Please let me know if you have any questions with regards to it.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

So, the basic idea is this:We currently live on 9.4 acres in Skagit County, WA. 

BP is a great place to do this research. 

Thank you all for your insight!

As of March of this year, they have stopped paying and now informed me that they have moved out.