Question is how can I apply pressure on the syndicator to update status and return my funds?

If you've transacted in hundreds of transactions over the last two years and have 15 employees how are you funding the current operation? 

Syndications and funds are a great, truly passive real estate investments that can marinate while you are still over there.I wonder if you've thought about investing where you are now and using real estate as a bridge to potential dual citizenship there.

My guess is that LTV would be low and the rate would be higher.

The City schools are awful but that's not unusual in Ohio due to our school funding quagmire.  

There are syndication/crowdfunding funds currently being launched now which intend to take over deals from syndicators/operators (where those same owners would otherwise have to turn the keys over to the bank).Generally the ones in trouble are those that structured too aggressively (high debt, floating rate, etc).

Normally there is some sort of onboarding or start up costs however usually PMs charge based on how much revenue they received hence if no revenue is produced due to the property being vacant, no funds are collected.

We are in the Stock market, but those funds are for 15 years and out.We just ordered 200 new locks.

Just bear in mind that trips to Maui involve 'discretionary' funds...A few more things to think about during your due diligence. 1.

I'm just waiting for the credit union to get the appraisal setup so I know exactly how much in funds I have available.