Different strokes for different folks.  

But different strokes for different folks.

Different strokes for different folks.

Hey John, I’m going to give you a bit of a different answer here, beyond the usual high-level stuff, I think your question goes deeper than something that can just be answered in broad strokes.

@Zeb WallaceSort of seems unnecessarily complicated, but I suppose, different strokes for different folks. 

This is hard(er) to sell to folks who are stroking one big check just to fund the whole thing, but easier to sell to 100/1000 people who are funding one little piece of the deal. - Banks only stay in business by seriously mitigating risk, especially in the world of commercial loans where they may hold all of the paper.

In our situation we have mid 7 figure unsecured line of credit we could stroke a check at anytime.. or move it to our 8 figure secured line.. our financing was already in place. 

So when you’re painting a broad brush stroke of “syndicators”, you’re referring specifically to a few select bad actors but mostly the inexperienced syndicators that flooded social media the past 5 years with dreams of getting rich quick.

In my experience, tenants who are paying $300 in rent tend to react more negatively to these things and I've had issues with getting them to leave peacefully, but very broad strokes. 

By a stroke of luck, I actually met a sober living operator at an open house, and we jived well.