In general the more sophisticated investors (very high net worth) are more interested in preservation of capital and not returns or cashflow whereas the less sophisticated and smaller investors primarily focus on returns and cashflow.You can sign up with several syndicators and receive their investment summaries to see what they offer but the best bet is to know and understand your investors and what they are most interested in.

Delaware has a very sophisticated LLC Act that is fine-tuned on a regular basis by the Corporate Law Council. 

In fact the new tax cuts and jobs act allows 100% depreciation on machinery and equipment in the first year if the life of the asset is less than 20 years.

This has allowed me to play in a more sophisticated space where practically everyone is an agent/real estate professional.

Craigslist , FSBO, Zillow will not work since Houston market is sophisticated ... you need get started with mailers/cold calling/network with realtors for crappiest house that they may get ...  

It's also likely that you would have to qualify as an accredited or sophisticated investor (as required by our exemption).Hypothecation is fundamentally easy to understand, Jacob, but the devil is in a lot of the details. 

At the institutional and sophisticated level investors, everyone does Return On capital as that is a true definition of an Investment.

He also has a very sophisticated podcast that dives deeper than most others do.

I plan on getting more sophisticated and using other sources for BRRRR soon.

I certainly don't know of anywhere else where you can connect with highly sophisticated professionals and engage in open debate on a topic of your choice for free!