It’s usually a win-win for both sides.

The one thing I can say is a safe bet is getting long BTC. 

Do you need unique checks and balances in your away market so someone is representing your interests in the away market--yes.Slow and steady wins the race.  

After reading through so many replies, it  seems that with most syndications the GP has it where heads he wins and tails you lose. 

In that price point, you'll do well to look in Seminole Heights.Value add will always be your best bet for better ROI, but out of town buyers usually will want as close to turnkey as possible.A pool will add 30%+ to your ADR. 

It’s total BS, or, it’s random luck of a very small percentage, like winning a lottery.4.

I haven't seen any online forums but if there is one, I bet it's a Facebook group. 

I would say we’re more in the Olympics of investing right now where you have to have a competitive advantage and you have to be an expert in order to win.

Although I think my winning bid was a fair price and would not want to go higher, I would hate it if someone came in with $100 more and won the house.Thank you for answering!

For the average investor with a high W2, the nicer asset strategy will win in the long run since the C class buildings require so much more brain power and focus.