@Barrett Dunigan That commonly happens about 90% of the thousands on the list 30 days before the sale, pay or make arrangements to pay and remove their property from the list. 

I am not a huge fan of the fee, but it seems common where I am located: Indianapolis.

They are not a very common sense structure, why are you thinking about building one if you don't mind my asking? 

My housekeeper drains my hot tub after each guest and replenishes it with water and chemical that they provide.

In the much more common exemption from registration, was it an intrastate exemption, a Reg D filing, or did the offering rely on the general exemption for private placements?  

Potential Challenges: Given my tight schedule, what are the common pitfalls or hurdles that could arise in managing a BRRRR process or any other investment strategy in the local area?

@James McGovernA common issue with cash for keys is the landlord is suggesting a price to the tenant.

You see a picture, you have some things in common, you link up and hope it works.

I know and am aware there's no guarantee, however since I'm pretty new in the real estate game, I'm not too familiar with syndications companies, and it's important for me to invest with a company that has been around AT-LEAST 5+ years, which seems to be not so common right now to what I'm finding. 

In the majority of fraud or Ponzi Scheme cases the common theme seems to be that the money is mostly gone, and whatever is left runs out before a large portion of the victims are made whole.