So I definitely think understanding the big picture and how your situation aligns with your personal goals should be taken into consideration.

These factors collectively present a high-return, low-risk investment opportunity that aligns well with my strategic growth goals.

These factors collectively present a high-return, low-risk investment opportunity that aligns well with my strategic growth goals.

Some are glorified fee takers and any cash flow or equity return on the property is icing on the cake.I like it more when the fee is just a small component of the deal and the syndicator wins more when their passive investors do on the back end.

Make sure their speciality aligns with what you’re after.Ask about their track record.

That certainly aligns with what I keep repeatedly hearing and reading from experts and others who have found reoccurring success in this.

There is a cost component.

And they bring a lot of business experience that I would value, as there is an active component to the property that will need to be managed.   

If this is true, I'm not sure it will align with my lifestyle since I plan to live in the property for a year or two.

The short term rental is more aligned with my long term goals, but it is just skipping ahead by a few years and skipping over the 3 long term rentals I had Initially planned for my portfolio.Do I keep the property and maybe drop the rent under market value, while also coming about of pocket until we find new tenants, or sell and use the equity towards short term?