You will run out of time before getting through all, so you want your time dedicated to the best of the lowest hanging fruit and working from there. 

The taxes, insurance, legal, upkeep, vacancies will drive you nuts if a few hundred dollars ruins your day. ;-) When foreclosures are common, (which they are not right now), I send out two thousand letters a week.

However that is also just natural in that more active members are going to be those younger investors that are in the high leverage growth phase and are asking questions and seeking help because they are new at it, vs many of the investors that have already built their larger portfolio and have consolidated it, now have low leverage and are just enjoying the fruits of their labor don't come on as much other than to help others since they don't need to ask questions as much. 

You're welcome to donate to my Venmo - otherwise - enjoy the fruits of my labor :)  1.

You can find some deals on the market, but they are definitely the lowest hanging fruit and always attract a lot of attention.

@guy idan  It's great to vet the sponsor, but you should also understand the "nut and bolts" of each syndicated asset that you plan to invest in.

I just don't know how much.genuinely open to your perspective and hoping to start a potentially fruitful dialogue. 

In a nut shell, Pueblo West is what Denver was 25-30 years ago.

But I think someone would be nuts to pay that because of the Reno costs?  

.: You would have to be NUTS to get involved with one of these multi family investments right now.