If you want formalized training, your best bet is to take a course and then network like crazy to get in the orbit of other successful syndicators so that you can see how they operate.Here are some resources:Value Hound Academy with Craig HaskellSyndication and Crowdfunding WorkshopGene TrowbridgeJillian Sidoti

I have enough in savings to pay for it but I keep asking myself should i just sell it and get it off my plate and lose the low interest rate or bite the bullet and do a big rehab and continue renting it out.

. - Orbit is one.

I am willing to do anything as far as working calendars for your airbnb operation, being your boots on ground for your out of state properties (I live in College Station Texas), anything that I can do to be of value, in return for some guidance to success in the real estate world. 

Even lending to an LLC, which Dodd-Frank explicitly excludes, will get you hammered if the intent of your borrower is to use the property as a personal residence.For example, you could make a real estate loan against a gas station.

You do any of your RE work or investing in the Normal Station area by U of M? 

It most likely won't be a home run, but it'll be the catalyst that gets your train leaving the station.

I'm renting it out while I'm stationed in CA and its been a success so far.

It's kind of like when your favorite DJ's leave a station....

As others have said, there’s plenty of way to make up this marginal cost that saves your guests the embarrassment of asking upstairs to toss down a half used roll or make an unexpected run the gas station with a dirty bum