Make sure you dig into the podcasts, books, webinars, YouTube videos and finally a local meet-up to network in person locaclly. 

All his videos and posts alluded to him operating and making all these projects successful.

Craigslist or Facebook marketplace did came to our mind at first but we are afraid to find someone who would randomly stop paying rent and become a pain to evict. 

So what I "charge" versus some other random company is irrelevant.  

@Manuel A Zuaznabarunderstand it's expensive / high barrier of entry but the midwest comes with issues tooi think it's worth itwhat you don't want to do is buy a random property that looks great and then start sinking tens of thousands into itlike these folkshttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/963/topics/1195280-expe...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1160450-run-i...

.- I work anywhere from 50-60 hours a week (I work in video production).- I would have roughly 35-40 hours a week available to dedicate to progressing my real estate journey.For me, the big appeal of being an investor in syndication deals is that it is not as time intensive as other real estate ventures, so I can focus more time into progressing my career in video production and growing my income there.

I've seen clickbait real estate get rich quick videos with 2million views on them so to say people aren't absolutely running with that thinking if I don't do this I'll miss out it must be easy.

I have already watched so many videos and read so many websites but it just keep opening up more possibilities.

As an example if your house was going to sell in two weeks for full price, and some random person came up to you and said I really want this house but I need six weeks to get you the money.

There are several things to do legally after that.Every county and state is different as far as what they do with tax defaults, so you can't go by what a random person says.