I primarily invest in syndications with my non-qualified accounts so I can take full advantage of the tax benefits.I think the work involved for both is similar - you need to vet the operator, analyze the deal and then wire the money.  

Making only $4000 a month for a capital outlay of $900,000+ is poor investment and so you would have to take a large discount in order for most note investors to get involved especially if these are second liens.  

I would love to be involved.

The fact that you’re actively involved in the process and looking for ways to keep your property manager accountable is such a crucial first step.

Ive never been part of a successful commercial transaction where there wasn't 2 agents involved.

This involves getting clear on what you are looking for, narrowing it down to a 30-second pitch, and then telling everyone and their brother about what you are looking for.

I made a video response for you since this is a pretty involved question =)https://www.loom.com/share/a3736c9f04a14d96ac3392c66eec07dc?...

I'm also involved in the real estate world, particularly in investment properties, and I'm based in Indianapolis.

Time is running out Wife and 3 Children LIVE in the home and want to CONTINUE to live in the home as the Children are entering or in High School(a painful time to have to move or relocate for all) - YES lots of emotions all around involved.

I completely get where you're coming from; the fear of starting can be daunting, but the rewards of pushing through that fear are immense.I’m involved in real estate investing, specifically focused on new construction duplexes in Indianapolis.