If you can't afford to pay what they're worth, just talk to them, and they might put more effort into reducing the deal cost so you can save money in other ways.

The numbers only look like they work because the calculation is only as accurate as the numbers we plug in. 954.00 for 12 months worth of maintenance on a duplexin Cleveland?

Its worth getting on a mailing list or 2 with your criteria to start getting familiar with areas and prices.

But, the lessons I learned have been worth a fortune!

Hey @Cameron Wells so the tiny homes on wheels are not real property, they are essentially RV's.What I would find out is what the property is worth bare.

I'm not sure where you are in the closing process, but that could be worth exploring.  

Thus, I might contact some 1031 QIs if you are looking for someone targeting you as a 1031 exchange partner.Thanks Kyle, this is definitely worth exploring.

It makes a huge difference if you can solve that problem for them.If you get the sense that there's someone who will NOT leave and make life hell, then it may be worth getting out of the deal (I don't know the specifics).Good luck!

For me, those 2 reasons alone make it worth it's weight in gold. 

@Sanjay Bhagat, I am all for chasing returns, and if that is the goal, then I agree with you that real estate in general and syndications, specifically, are not worth it.