Right now it's probably easier to find a syndicate deal to invest in than local real estate for most people, a lot of the 1 to 4 range properties are really heated and don't make a lot of sense anymore unfortunately.We've invested in both and may go more syndicate here just because people are overpaying so much for KC area property...I can't see how it's going to pan out longer term, and if most syndicates hit 50% of their goals it's going to be better than most of the local stuff. 

Thousands of my funds and clients funds are being held (tenants paid on the 1st, and today is the 17th) because of a "mismatched TIN Number".

We replaced rotted wood and created a steeper slope for his tin patio awning.

When I go to your link, the pictures are what I will see first ever before I come and book a viewing.You need professional, well lit, wide-pan pictures to really show off the place.

and/or how that would pan out if we have other properties involved in the LLC that the equity partner is not involved in.  

It gives you the ability to not only get out of the deal if your vision for the property doesn't pan out (yes you'll waste plenty of time and money but better than being stuck with an acre of land you can't build/subdivide) but also nullifies holding costs on any loan you may have taken to purchase the property.The best way to buy in expensive areas is to go out and find the deals others haven't.

They are brand new never used homes.They are fully furnished, pots,pans etcI realtor told me about them but he is representing a group who bought a ton of them so he wont tell me what oil company they came from.So I am trying to find out how i can get ahold of a few of my own homes.Does anyone know what company to contact.I have done a couple of google searches on it but didnt find anything.I recently bought a park and could use some homes to fill it up.ThanksTravis

It does not pan out that way and many are forced to become somewhat less than scrupulous to succeed.

It's not going to pan out, but if you want to continue entertaining it, that would be where I'd go.

I have been looking for a BRRRR property in the SE PA (Philly suburbs) and I haven't found one that pans out numbers wise yet.