Do "sub-syndicators" take any fees for having the relationship/trust, presenting the deal, or any other admin tasks?

As far as I know owner occupied evictions mean that i dont have to show any cause to evict, and also same goes for seasonal tenancy - NJ's Anti Eviction Laws dont apply. 1 tenant didnt sign any lease, he is cousin of other tenant and just moved in as a lodger, month to month. 

Maybe you can get more equity if you can add value by doing tasks related to the project like getting materials, keeping accounting books, construction work, etc...

I have considered retiring from the w2 job and may after I complete my current task.   

Might want to dust that law book off on "Single Action" as well as "Anti deficiency" rules in California.Talk to your significant other about risking every penny you have on an investment or, talk with your banker or bookie about getting cash to buy.

My recommendation for STRs is to hire out the tasks. 

I’d like to learn it too, even if and when we delegate that task.

Mark,If you have passive investors, I'd encourage you to at least have a conversation with a securities attorney.Your alternative is to give others some sort of tasks (big or small) to ensure everyone is active.Originally posted by @Mark Robert:@Alina Trigub in your experience, would you need a securities attorney specifically if you were the General Partner managing you Limited Partners money? 

Collecting a damage deposit is a core task of a PM that you pay for and they either failed to do it, or failed to properly record it... either way, unacceptable.   

Tax optimization is not a topic that many people like to discuss, but it can deliver equal value as other landlording tasks.