I apologize that this is a very lengthy post but this is real life (we've been incredibly lucky to have bought vacant houses in the past and have selected our own tenant base.

I later learned that the process of buying city owned property is lengthy, challenging, and required a lot more money than we had.

You path can only be selected by you and your situation and your passion4) you educate yourself further on the "Method" and how to mix and match methods you're passionate about/ start networking at live events with people who do similarly5) you begin market research/ establish a budget/ ideal property type6) You go see these properties and use them as learning experiences7) you execute the planThere's a lot more, this is a 50,000 foot view that I'm sure subsequent respondents will add to.I've shared a link below to my post, its lengthy, but for a reason.

The communication has been great, we have many lengthy discussions on the phone and i feel good about them so far.

Avoid lengthy and costly evictions, unless necessary.Congratulations on your purchase!

Account Closed  We already have a pretty lengthy thread on this topic here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/56...Includes great discussion between solar professionals, investors, etc. 

I would suggest you get your debt figured out, as you don't want to get stuck with any financing hiccups and having all of your cash tied up for a lengthy period of time.

OR will most high quality syndicators prefer to have multiple investors at arms length?I

I know it’s lengthy!

I know it’s lengthy!