I was one of the larger court house steps buyers in our market for years.. and there were folks that would come to the sale and if we bid they bid.. they knew we did our due diligence on title etc.. so they could just short cut it.one particular one was this Dentist wife.. it would irk me.. so I run title on this one.. then do my usual 6 am drive by before the sale to make sure its still standing.. and lo and behold  full of bikers and pit bulls and etc etc..

I also want to add additional benefits of RE syndication:There's almost absolutely no way to enter a niche market other than via syndication esp. for sector like MHP, self storage, medical, industrial, NNN or dentist office.

I've used weeks in my Cancun rentals for tires, dentist, chiropractor, subcontractors of every type, restaurant script, landscape maint, autowork, professional photography, bookkeeping, other vacation rentals, surveys, computer, guns/ammo, printing, and appraisals to name a few.

The majority of those are out of ignorance of the landlord not knowing the law and them thinking, I will get my first rental, figure it out as I go and then if that does not go well then hire a PM company.It is like someonee saying I have a tooth issue, I am going to try and pull it myself and if that does not go well then maybe next one go to the dentist.

Her office is approximately 80% of the building with the rest leased to a separate dentist.

It's geared towards physicians, dentists, and other moderate to high income professionals.

Your profile says dentist and you say you have excellent credit to get $350k business loan.House hacking is  ideal for those that need minimum down payment to get started in REI.....i.e. the owner-occupied 3.5% or 5% down.

we get realtors loans all day long, as well as lawyers, dentist, etc.  

If not, do you have any private lenders you can turn to (friends, family, business associates, dentist, CPA, etc)?

So, my thinking is (while I'm waiting to meet their monthly free cash flow and reserves requirements) that I would ask BP note investors a few questions: Would you invest in an individual with a professional degree (MBA, MD, Law, Dentist, or Engineer) directly?