Quote from @Matthew Irish-Jones: @Anthony ParsonsBusy professionals are well compensated and have very little time.

Quote from @Matthew Irish-Jones: @Masood UL HassanMind over matter.

How much does it flow regarding how many units can it serve (unless you have city water).Can you dump gravel as paths to the units, will customers accept that, or must you have blacktop put in.Will this be/become a bottom end drug dealer, Hooker, wife beater crime hole, or do you think you can get decent residents there.Just my 2 cents.

@Matthew Irish-Jones awesome, same but I also like to park money else where.

To echo what@Matthew Irish-Jones said, there will have to be sacrifices.

Car dealers, car wash, and some very large job producers are in the works also.

For note funds the below individuals run funds per prior comments on BP (note, not commenting on the strength of the operator as I always recommend people perform their own due diligence)Andy Mirza, Jamie Bateman,Chris Seveney, Martin Saenz, Nathan Turner, Rick Allen, Cody CoxIf you are looking at other syndications, including some outside of real estate going to broker dealer sites and who they represent are a goood start.

They have no rules and no forms for realty investors in general, only for two specific and distinct groups of investors:Landlords who own properties and rent them out (buy-and-hold investors) andResellers, aka dealers, of real estate (buy-and-flip investors and wholesalers)You can be one, the other, or both.

Quote from @Matthew Irish-Jones: @Javaras Thomas What is important to you?

It's that multiple per year part that's key.FYI, dealer classification applies to more than just real estate too, i.e.if you sell 5 cars in a year you bought that same year etcFor notes, I'm not sure.