As such in order to survive in business one must have a number of deals going so that a loss in one can be offset by profits in the others.  

I have been to different areas of the country and in lots of areas , I would be wealthy , in other areas I would barely survive . 

Yes, the Quit Claim is what we use too to buy properties, with a Tax Deed you don't even need to release the mortgage because it does not survive the auction. 

Our value proposition is over 100,000 units of experience across multiple decades and having survived multiple market cycles.  

For a long term real estate investor, or one who hopes to be in it long term, a great lender relationship may be VITAL to your survival during hard times and your ability to take advantage of wealth building opportunities during good times.  

I only buy cashflowing properties that can survive a crash. 

I doubt Putin would survive the month. 

—just know I’m serious.Goals:Short-Term: Survive my first property acquisition and placing a tenant. 

I have seen a few try to get started over there last several years, but none seem to have survived (or are really bad at SEO and marketing) since I was not able to find any the several times I have searched.That being said, I know Cadre has launched a secondaries market for their own investment offerings, but that is limited in scope to Cadre positions, and is currently closed anyways and will be "re-opening soon". 

It is not difficult to debug the future from their investments using their own website.most STR/LTR syndication that had strong presence should be :- working in local niche market only- has five to ten years experience- had open book / track record mentality- the audited financial statement should be available to understand the business.STR market itself is very risky investment in my opinion, now you add fund/syndication then you have double big problem.one out of five hotel syndication is going for bankruptcy in the last two years , and we expect STR to survive ?