I'm looking to understand how forming a Real Estate Syndicate works and how to pitch and find investors once I find a deal that matches my criteria. 

The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

When it came time to sign the management contract I read the contract and was surprised to see all the extra fees charged in addition to the "$99 flat fee" that was pitched to me. $199 start up fee, $350 fee to write a lease. 1 months rent ($2500) to find a new tennant. $350 to renew and existing lease.

These strategies maximized the property's appeal and attracted buyers quickly, highlighting our ability to generate substantial returns with minimal investment.

Other users can browse these deals, view detailed investment metrics, and potentially connect with the deal posters.Pros:Simple and straightforward to build.Leverages the existing interest and user base from Dealsletter.Validates the idea with minimal investment.Cons:Limited engagement if users only post deals without further interaction.Might not fully address the needs of users looking for investment opportunities.Option 2: Investment Partnership PlatformConcept: A platform allowing both accredited and non-accredited investors to come together and invest in real estate deals.

I know it has a minimal amount of cash in it right now so income to payment ratio is not the best metric. 

Quote from @Jason Watson: The court noted that this was the only rental property Grier had ever owned and concluded that his landlord activities were too minimal to rise to the level of a business.Has Grier been updated?

Thank you for the response, the renovations are minimal, (paint, drywall tape repair, landscaping).

I want to keep this mostly self-service within minimal management/part-time employee.