Lender does not keep approved agents long and constantly flush out those who even in good standing.  

The obvious being that, because this is a syndication, the members equity will constantly be changing and I'll have to keep amending operating agreements and such.Can any experienced syndicators weigh in here and let me know how they approach this and if I am misguided in my analysis of this?

I feel as though I have a strong understanding of a few strategies and I'm ready to go from constantly analyzing deals to actively looking for deals. 

(Obviously cutting an income stream is not a good decision financially, but I really want to accelerate the process and take advantage of time)

I constantly consume Bigger Pockets podcasts while driving between customers which can redeem several hours a day otherwise lost.

Then I broke down my income streams to understand where all the flows were coming from.

The USGS has monitoring points for those concerned about river and stream levels, and the National Weather Service also provides graphs using data from the USGS.

I get nothing but error messages constantly.

One way to do this, I *think*, if the invstor is interested in having an ongoing stream of income is to have his SDIRA buy anohter property INSIDE of the SDIRA, which can THEN be sold on contract.Say his SDIRA has 100K, he buys a property with the cash in the account in the NAME OF THE ACCOUNT.

But damn - how stupid can folks get in the face of the constant preaching of reason and logic...?!