I'm primarily in a judicial foreclosure state and so that's where the fun lies for me because I create standing for myself to beat the bank/finance company at their own game and walk away with either the paper or the property free and clear.

@Melody T.If this is your first syndication, I would schedule a call with a securities attorney and have them walk you through the PPM,.I would also hire a consultant to get answers to all the questions you posed, from fees, to alignment in interests, to the deal itself and the underwriting.Good LuckGino

Still believe that:1) With 3D Tours, floorplans and walk-thru videos (taken & shared by listing agent with buyer agents) there's little need for an investor to physically see a property.2) Agents should better set expectations with investor buyers, so they understand that with #1 above and a great inspection, there's no need for them to physically see a property. 

I would post a 3 day notice to cure or quit and do a few 24 hour notice walk through to ensure the issue has been resolved. 

Example, we add a new agent and we simply connect them with a Showmojo staffer and that person gets walked thru all of the set up steps. 

This home is 3/2 with hardy exterior, barrel brick ceiling entryway, spacious floorplan, vaulted living room, vaulted main bedroom, walk-in tile shower, and granite throughout What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I am not a GC myself, but if you are wanting to learn more about rehab costs, you should walk properties with different GC's. 

I asked a dozen times for someone to just walk me through 1 deal from start to close for a $15k product you would assume that a couple hours of one-on-one time would be included but it's not.

Bigger Pockets has a ton of resources on the process side of things to walk you through getting the unit ready, all the way into managing the property.

I purchase multifamily all the time and when I walk properties, I always inquire with the tenants to gain an understanding of the property.