Remember the old test of 'build me a sawhorse'....now it's can you sweep the floor? 

They'd probably be the best ones to inform you as they also do the testing. 

I guess I could look at it as this would be a good opportunity to test my chops at something more challenging than a single family rental with minimal risk.

How is it in a "simple" multifamily apartment LLC, in which everyone (syndicator included) has ownership shares, that contributed capital does not meet IRS tests for determining percentage ownership, like the Substantial Economic Effect test, or reflect the genuine economic arrangement among the partners? 

I tested it recently. 

Most regionals aren't very exposed to CRELarger banks even less.Might take a few years to reposition but since 2008, the banks are flush with cash due to various stress tests and must offset capital for any hiccup within the portfolio.Trump might loosen this again and might have a fiasco in the future with the banks lolNot a fan of tech.

Give them a small test job to completeMaintain relationships once you find a great contractor:1.

I am Currently enrolled on a Real estate Broker course and learning a ton, so hoping to take the test next month.I have been looking at the BRRRR strategy but not having any rehab experience puts me somewhat hesitant to do this. is there any experienced Fix/flip investors out there willing to give a crash course to somebody looking to get started? 

It's more of a concept to test our small build and see how it does but these do very very very well in our market. 

Everything you learn in class and will test on, with the exception of some new vocabulary, is all about license law.