@Nick B. and @Ronald Rohde Appreciate the feedback, this is a business of relationships, so I will look into these avenues over the coming months.Thanks for your insight and guidance, I look forward to learning and growing in the RE community.

So interview some banks, narrow it down to 2 or 3, and get loan estimate for each.Admittedly, the Loan Estimate doesn't tell you if they are fair, honest, responsive, care about you, etc. 

I am looking at areas closer to the city, trying to wrap my head around what could be considered A, B, or C neighborhoods and narrow down from there.

My word of advise is, to educate yourself on what syndications are about, what type of asset classes are offered through syndications, what type of financial pre-reqs they have, familiarize yourself with SEC ruling 506 D both options b and c.  

That's great that you narrowed down your market and what you want to invest in. 

The search tool can help you narrow down the field quite a bit.XY Planning Network has a similar feature, although I think there is significant overlap between the two tools (nearly all XYPN advisors are also NAPFA members).Best of Luck on Your Financial Journey! 

If you would like to narrow down your thought process futher, read my blog post: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10850/74883-wh...Happy to answer any questions.

Once you narrow down some of these questions, you'll be able to better answer that question yourself.

Thank you @Matt B. and everyone for your feedback!

Or you find out that your PM found his wife under the keyboard player of an 80s cover band last week and is locked up for ag-assault in the county jail for thirty days with no one available to collect rent or continue the process of evicting those people on Center St. who might or might not be running a under-the-table daycare center/illegal pain pill distribution center out of your property...Does your whole house of debt collapse because Murphy wasn't in a good mood this week?