Beau is unprofessional and rude, Kaye gives people the brush off and Kipp doesn’t respond to owners.

I know dang good and well these "note students" are not getting that type of education.I paint with a broad brush, mainly because I can hold a big brush

Quote from @Evan Polaski: @Carlos Ptriawan, you are talking about syndicators and passive investing with very broad brush strokes, but then comparing to your unique direct investing experiences.  

Did a quick brush through your past posts.  

The OVERWHELMING MAJORITY are folks who you brush shoulders with on the way or maybe even at work.

its happens as well.. but you just can't paint a broad brush.. there is a reason these homes are priced the way they are.. the market prices them for rental/ risk.. they are higher risk than others .. plain and simple.

Stop listening to people on Biggerpockets that themselves are struggling getting leads and they brush it off with "oh it is normal".

For a normal interior we would use the following- sprayer for ceilings (flat white) and for doors (switch to semi-gloss) - 3'' angled brush for cut in and trim- 19'' roller frame with 1/2'' nap cover for walls (this is where the real magic happens).

Like most advice surrounding passive investing, this advice may apply in certain cases but the answer really lies in due diligence on the sponsor rather than a broad-brush rule.As a longtime syndicate sponsor I've been funded by both HNW equity and institutional LPs, so I've seen both sides of this first hand. 

I would brush up on what your rights actually are.