You shouldn't pay any onboarding fee.

Quote from @Roland Stone: Anyone on here get on board with Anderson Business Advisors?

I've seen great reviews on using PadSplit as a way to get onboard and off board tenants as well as collect rent and property manage as a whole among other things.

Do you want to pay a 6% "on-boarding" fee on the front end?

Syndications start off with a lot of unspoken ifs… if we can force appreciation, if variable rates don’t go up, if no unexpected surprises as to the estimates we based our proposal on, etc.To me, the biggest flaw in the single point IRR analysis is to ignore the risk of being a passenger on the bus with a syndication in the first place.  

Quote from @Andy Bodrog: Thanks a lot for the replies @Chris Mason and @Gregory SchwartzOur lender said we can do a bridge loan but its around 11%.. id bring in 20% downpayment max, dont want to put too much personal assets into it and the issue is for yr1 w low rents and renovations its def a monthly -3-4k loss. def want an 8% or lower rateNot sure if lenders are ok with an initial cashflow loss, once its renovated we can have market rents and its a great deal after. it listed at 1.495M and we'd offer 1.2-1.25M. i understand the living in part doesnt necessarily bide well with investment focus, but for us thats a big appeal that its in a nice area to even live in If all you are looking at is 5% annual rent increases, that's not actually enough to get that 11% bridge lender on board.

FF is revamping their website (among MANY other changes), especially after the new CEO came on board a year ago.I have noticed that MTR operators utilize the platforms very differently from one another and most do not know how to take advantage or optimize for better performance.

If everyone is on board with a good lease then everyone is on the same page going in.3.

I noticed Padsplit has a preferred lenders page with several companies listed. https://www.padsplit.com/host/get-on-board/vendor-network-re...

I have the reserves to weather defaults and my team knows their portfolio level numbers, so it's just a matter of getting note investors and lenders on board.15 years payments and 50% LTV are the limits we're seeing for each individual method by the way.