No one will invest with you or work with you if you don't have a track record as a successful real estate investor, entrepreneur or business person in the past.Then, you need to get educated on the apartment syndication terminology and process so that you can communicate effectively with team member and investors and understand how to find, evaluate, submit offers on, conduct due diligence on, and asset manage apartment deals.

I'm sure you can attest; time management is definitely one of the biggest struggles that I face as an entrepreneur.

Likely, this is why you are interested in being and entrepreneur, and this also explains why they prefer to see you heading toward academia.Many students take a gap year; could you tee up your idea of technical school with that slant?

You might also want to have the application instructions printed out as well.Also just to give you a heads up, we probably get a 10-20% showings of those who say they will be there. 

I've personally attended the Central Ohio Real Estate Entrepreneurs Association and Columbus Property Investors Association meetups before.

This is spelled out in the lease and again in the move out instruction letter sent to tenants.

We always follow whatever checkout guidelines are included in the instructions and be sure to do simple things like take out the trash, strip beds, etc, even if they aren't on the list.

The second deal, per Brian's instructions I explained to the seller that the purchase price would be based upon appraisal price, whatever that was once the buyers were ready to purchase.

You want to move up the 80/20 leverage curve from technician to investor/entrepreneur. 

I've always been learning about medicine and instructing, as of summer 2018 I applied the concept of "that which I do not understand is exactly what I should be learning."