There are other companies out there that are not syndications but REITS that can be an alternative as well.  

They were popular because they were cheap, since your walls were also your roof.

As they say the loudest boos come from the cheapest seats - I wish you spoke to the revolutionary nature of this marketplace and the breakthrough we achieved by risking a LOT of ad spend to help the industry have a better alternative.

(However, the software is geared towards smaller companies)(There are specialized softwares that larger companies use).Quickbooks can handle the accounting for a small business who does flips.In my opinion, you likely need to take a class on QuickBooks to properly and efficiently use the software.There are likely some schools nearby that will teach you quickbooks.The alternative is to out-source it to someone who is focused on the real estate accounting space.Best of luck.

They buy in and get part of the cash flow, you get the cash.The alternative, and the best one at this point, is to refi. 

This would offer an alternative and it can set you apart from other competing rentals.

Yes, you're missing the underlying appreciation of the house, the value of storing money in a physical asset versus an alternative and capex costs.

Or alternatively go down to the local housing court, walk up to the counter and ask a clerk who a good real estate attorney is.

If wholesaling were to be banned nationwide, what is your best alternative strategy or next steps to consider?

I was wondering if there is an alternate destination such as the out-ish skirts of Indianapolis?