To be fair to tenants, it sucks to have random people walking through your home.

I've attended the webinars for BP and they always look at properties in random places. 

@Austin Latty also, I should mention I picked up a second job as a night time college coordinator at the community college, I basically helped students with random question on only had 15 minutes of real work over a 4 hour period, making $25 an hour working on my own biz!

You have to follow their directions to a tee, you have to constantly communicate with them and the group they connect you with ( which is for a limited time), you have to work hard to save money (although you are $50k lighter) and follow scripts and guidelines including using your money how they tell you to in order to build your business within the image of theirs.

Should assignment fees not be reported since your loading your bank account with random checks?

Series XX, CFA, CIPM ect. 2) This most likely won't be terribly earth shifting in terms of RE syndication since the subset of folks who work in finance and already aren't accredited is pretty small.This entire post is the result of no more than 15 minutes on google and to much coffee, so give it as much credence as you normally do things you read from random people you've never met on the internet.

The two images below are the Radon and Electrical receipts.

Decades of college degrees and debt and negative image of construction jobs is catching up with us quickly.

Experienced investors know sellers don't allow every random person off the street to just come and review tenants information and walk through their units....Edited to add.

Take a look at the Before & After images below.