Even with a great opportunity, trust is the foundation of any partnership.In my partnership, we had already worked together on multiple deals—me as the agent and him as the investor buyer—so we had established a strong foundation of trust.

So in reality you are ALWAYS gambling in the stock market, yes, even with those big names that seem inconceivable to every drop and ESPECIALLY with those because most are so shocked and in disbelief when it occurs that it's only realized after your left with pennies on the dollar because you waited out a recovery that was never coming. 3rd: MATH and leverage.     

Give me the boring option that promises a modest return all day.Yes ...The problem with syndication mainly twofolds :1. they are targeting newbie investors, many times with financial due diligence unawareness, these newbie investor doesn't know which syndicator has actually good operating company with established vertical or just two three people operation.

Established agents are too busy to host open houses and they have leads coming in from previous sales and referrals.

It may be beneficial to link up with an established wholesaler and pay them to mentor you or work for them and learn.

Eliminate debt, establish a budget, and save.

If you can get good at networking and building relationships by establishing rapport, you'll get ahead much quicker in this niche.

Eliminate debt, establish a budget, and save.

Eliminate debt, establish a budget, and save.

If there are any recommendations/referrals to established professionals in that market and you are willing to share them.