Investing in sectors you know nothing about - even if you think your “partner” has expertise2.

I’m a general partner of the fund.

First and foremost you are going to need a JV/Consultant "partner" in it, for a multitude of reasons.

None of the very small handful of students I have spoken with that are currently partnering with Ryan and Tyler on deals are happy with them and feel like Ryan and Tyler only have their own best interest at heart and don’t really care about their student’s success beyond lip-service.

Here’s how it works:Refinancing Foreclosure and Bankruptcy:Our hedge fund partners can provide refinancing solutions specifically designed for individuals facing foreclosure or bankruptcy.

If the partner has assets to pursue - start a lawsuit now. 

I've heard many horror stories from limited partners about the general manager they partnered with to do a deal and I noticed some commonalities in each story: - Not following through with business plans- Lack of communication - Lack of accountability I know LPs look for experience above all, but are there any other criteria that you look for in a GM that helps when getting into a syndication deal them? 

I partnered with a person I have known for years.

Of course if there are different LP partners that will necessitate separate entities, even if the underlying assets themselves don't justify the need.

Ultimately though it comes down to what you and your partner want to do.