The con here is evaluating the sydicator, checking their due diligence and financials are correct and conservative, and then making sure no games are being played. over the past few years, many folks including myself have found themselves victim to overly aggressive syndications where the operators were reckless with investor funds. 

Its balance, one needs the other to make progress.

Dream big, work tirelessly, and never allow setbacks to impede your progress.

I still do all of my normal due diligence on the operator, but trust transfers - so by making my first screen a referral from someone I trust, I shortcut the evaluation process.That brings you to the next issue - how do you find people to be in your Community or network? 

Allows you to build your process in pipelines with kanban card view.We do some Private lending so this allows us to track loan progress, quality checkpoints, closing and post closing.

Hi Chris, When considering areas for real estate investment in Chicago, it's essential to evaluate various factors like market trends, development plans, and neighborhood dynamics.

The money at first is not great, but as you progress it gets better. 

Later on, the lease and all the addendums need to be looked at in order to evaluate the current state of the agreement.

You will literally never get a good product from guys like this.Second -  Never, never. never let the Contractor get ahead of you in the progress payments.

Primarily interested in long distance markets due to prices in my area (San Diego/California).At a stage where I am evaluating my savings versus the upfront costs to get into a STR property.