Being able to evaluate notes well means being able to recognize the probability of the asset following a particular path and what that particular path means to you and your investment.

The majority of states (33 states if my memory is correct) do not recognize Tenants by the Entirety, but PA does.

Where things get murky is when you use a series LLC from one state, to own real estate in a state that doesn't recognize the individual series (or taxes each individual series as if it was a full LLC, *cough* California *cough*).

I see he uses some of my marketing material for attorneys but I don't mind him doing that.The simple truth about probate training is that, IMHO, you need enough education to recognize what you have when your marketing has put an opportunity in your lap.

When I buy deals, I can usually recognize them before I ever get out of my chair at my desk. 

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

Think of a DST as a seller financing transaction where you're both the seller and buyer.You're "selling" the property to a trust, which must pay you (the individual) back in installments over time, at which point you (the individual) will recognize capital gains and pay tax on those gains as the money is received.453 DSTs are also generally more costly to complete and maintain.You also may not be able to defer all depreciation recapture with the 453 DST.The time constraint on a 1031 exchange isn't as short as it sounds.

Its not just buy a place and toss it on Airbnb; its a business and it requires knowledge, resources, and recognizing that there are many different ways to have an STR business if you want the ROI. 

To my knowledge there aren't many nationally recognized brands for PM.

I suppose one could game the  system in slow months and book it oneself or thorough a family member for the 2 slow months and work it so the overall average works to over 7 days.