I'm getting the sense that your heart is really wanting an STR?

Syndications start off with a lot of unspoken ifs… if we can force appreciation, if variable rates don’t go up, if no unexpected surprises as to the estimates we based our proposal on, etc.To me, the biggest flaw in the single point IRR analysis is to ignore the risk of being a passenger on the bus with a syndication in the first place.  

Definitely not for the faint of heart!

I always have been a fan of investing in a place that makes sense on paper and your heart.

However, the bar to be a wholesaler can be hurdled by an ant, so tread lightly and certainly don't think he has the best interest for your clients looking to sell their homes at heart. 

In my heart of heart, the Realtor was to blame as well, because she suddenly found time to communicate with you, regardless of having family that was affected by the hurricane, as soon as her reputation was on the line.3.

It's great to have a heart but feelings should be tempered by logic in the end. 

Just need landlords willing to participate in heart-centered investing.

Between hearing the history here and the feeling of dread in my heart I've had enough at this point but my friend loves this kind of stuff and wants to look around some more, so I leave and go back to the car while he checks it out. 

You are going to be the only one who has your interest at heart