'Investing in Real Estate Private Equity' by Sean Cook is a great intro level book, that assumes you know nothing about the syndication space but it doesn't treat you like an idiot either, it takes you along and educates you2. higher level is "CRE analysis and investments" , a textbook by Geltner et al. which I loved, breaks down all aspects of CRE, how to underwrite etc. 3. lots of online stuff helpful too, like The Real Estate Syndication Show, recent episode belowOver 100 Passive Investments and Lessons Learned with Joe Fairless (youtube.com)4.

Referalls from other investors, researching online and looking at reviews, and BiggerPockets suggested lenders are a few ways to connect with lenders.

We are set up to close fast, easy (100% online), and for minimal fees.

I am getting very conflicting information online and am actively seeking a Real Estate Attorney to tell me more accurate information but still would love to hear outside opinions and thoughts.The property in question is SFR 4bd 2.5ba.

They played an important role in my success (remember this is before we could find information and interact on line) because of the following benefits:1.

I then start advertising the unit with signs and on online venues, showing it to qualified prospects during those last 30 days.

There are many online marketplaces, including BP, where you can post your properties.Aside from selling by owner off the MLS, which offers the greatest flexibility to make a "deal" with an investor, generally it might be best to work with a seasoned investor friendly seller's agent that can guide you through the process and potentially find an investor.

Everything I read online says DO NOT use exterior stain on the interior due to the fact it gives off harmful chemicals. 

DMs and reaching out online is one thing but getting out there to meetups with other investors and boots on the ground at open houses, etc is a great way to get involved.

@Nate J.Send me a PM as I just did a webinar online with over 15+ places to find notes online