It's impressive to see so many new players entering the syndication space but I do wonder what the average is for the other 30%.

My take is that it's vitally important to know who you are working with, and have the history of the players involved.

I thought it was "right click, save as" on the Chase website. 

I personally know of people who chased the STR Shiny object, could make it work and had to sell at a loss.I think these people didn't do a great job of due diligence and were overly optimistic of what they could make.

Looks like rates are between 6% and 10%.LOLLike others have said, it depends on how the loan is structured-DSCR, full doc, bank statements etc...Of course, credit and loan to value are big players in the rate as well.Stephanie

Makes you wonder just how many players there are in a given area.

Was chasing tale when we had 30+ staff...What has been your biggest mistake as an investor?

I played 5 years of collegiate tennis as well as 18 years from the time I first picked up a racquet.I am looking for a mentor and also opportunities to grow in the real estate realm as I chase financial freedom with the goal to start building homes for those who need them once my portfolio allows me to!

I have also met with many that look back on their chase for wealth, regretting their absence with those that count. $1M is sizeable.

For someone starting out in an industry as opaque as commercial re, honest advice (aligned by indirect equity interest) on deals you are working on, and general guidance from an experienced player is worth a lot!