@Bill Brandt not an expert or accountant but can easily see 25% or even higher…income from the sale pushes tax level up in that year, so say 20% and in MA for instance we have. 5% state capital gain tax, and then you have recapture etc.

If it's a small amount, the tax savings could easily be lost if you buy a bad deal too quickly. 

You can easily retire on 5-10 properties.

I have heard that they are easily scalable (i.e.

Is it that due to easily available higher interest rates (for safer investments), DSTs have had to up their game to attract investors?

asked the man when they were both seated.

It's amazing how many people jumped out of their seats to pay for it.

Not that it will provide for additional purchases, per se, but that not having a monthly rent or mort payment allows you to save more easily for the next one.

If you had a little more cash, you could easily look in the Sacramento market.

I can easily wait 6 months.