That is access to the Land Geek community and access to Mark's weekly recorded Mastermind calls. 

Hey Jason, it is funny how people have diffrent opinion about syndication here Personnally I invest via syndication for several years now and never had bad experinece out of it.I did 35+ full cycle and always making good money.Their is always risk in any investement and I think as an investor you need to choose carefully who you are working with and don't be shy to ask for SREO or any track record from those syndicator oout there.good luck investing

This is typically a requirement for maintaining good standing.Record Keeping: Maintain meticulous records for each LLC, including operating agreements, minutes of meetings, and financial records.You should probably consult with a CPA or attorney just to make sure you meet all compliance guidelines.

DaveFrom a credit damage perspective, once they have missed a payment (31 days late), it shows up on their record and after the 3rd missed payment their credit is shot.

For the record, I get $1600/month for the property.

If so you may want to do it with permits, so that it shows on tax records.

Please feel free to also send referrals for other property management companies in the area with a solid track record of filling these kind of units.

Here are some steps to improve your system:Automate and Centralize Records: Use property management software like Buildium, Stessa, or Innago.

@Kiefer CheneyHonestly I would do it on zoom and let them know it’s being recorded.

Then, you’re going to want to reach out to your CPA (I hope has been on top of the depreciation and record keeping for 20 years.) or a REALLY good CPA.