Seems like they aren't in a hurry to sell if it's been on the market that long and they have raised the price.

Are there other players in this field that I should be aware of and consider talking to before making a final decision?

There's a lot of pitfalls there that you're probably not going to be aware of without experience. 

Good morning John, im not aware of this class action lawsuit.

Then in the next rent cycle 1 tenant moved out and the new replacement paid the old rent sans the $50 discount, and in the second year the other tenant's rent was raised $50, so we were back to the original rent. 

Those returns will give you some insight into the integrity of the Syndicator, as well as raise red flags of a possible Ponzi scheme taking place with your money.Let’s look at the balance sheet again on the IRS Form 1065.

1) don’t forget, in LA you will have a VERY hard time raising rents more than 9% per year.

A property manager not requiring this raises serious red flags.

I would only place it on DeFi if you're fully aware of the risks, or as a smaller fraction of the CeFi.

You get a new property worth $1.5 million and you go about fixing that up and raising its value for the next move.Is this accurate?