In the commercial space you don't have the protections you do in SF residential. 

I'm a big fan of the upside though.Topics on my mind:  what market conditions would have to occur for the NPN space to make sense for smaller investors? 

What can go wrong with a bunch of strangers living in a small space :) Thanks for your insight!

I thought I had already taken care of the paperwork they are requesting but I have another letter from them.In the mean time I did go online for Wells Fargo and their business accounts allows you to mark up to 3 states and being registered in WY was not an issue. 

Right at the six-month mark, I started to do some digging and discovered that the investor was divorcing, and it was ugly.

I would recommend you reach out to him directly @Mark Roland to get a quote.

I trust Joe and believe he is one the "good guys" in the multifamily syndication space.

A few lesser names out there like RealNex have some features, but honestly didn't find much value there outside of their listing platform if you're an active broker in that space.

We are seeing opportunties in the single-family rental space in the southern sector of DFW, we are looking for partners, happy to share more on what we are doing/seeing. 

So condo's can be a good deal if they are in an area that has a lot of vacation rentals and the municipality is all about tourism and space for visitors to stay.The biggest issue is the HOA.