When you comingle the finances of the LLC (eg: Title in LLC and loan in personal name) that may jeopardize the LLC's integrity (speak to an attorney about the full legal implications). 

Just a few thoughts: - Get a thorough inspection- Get 3-5 estimates from GCs- Pick the right ‘genre’ of GC (fourplex and smaller usually falls under midsize or smaller GCs) - Always check license numbers and if you’re repairs or more than $25k, request references/info for 3 past similar projects with pictures or check social media and reviews - Get a service agreement in place before finalizing your deal and make sure the estimates cover everything in your inspection report and nothing is overlooked so there’s not as much unexpected cost that pops up.

I am relying on the skill/integrity of the manager of the syndication.  

A document that you accidentally sign personally, and not as a member of an LLC, a personal social media post, etc, can all be grounds to move to you anyways.  

I don't mean to ramble, but just wondering if any of you experienced buyers ever reach out to sellers directly though social media or email to "do some research" 

These two factors are integral to the "buy & hold" strategy and wealth creation.

Regarding appliances, I had to personally drive 5 hours to get the refrigerator my wife wanted, and our range only made it thank to my wife's social media presence and one of her followers from across the country helping us by ordering it (it was only available for local delivery) and repackaging it for Fedex freight across the US.  

That's how the algorithms on social media work. 

I am just struggling to make an offer or find deal outside of NWA, social media or Zillow/Redfin.Please feel free to reach out to me with any recommendations!

If you need more access to capital, I recommend documenting your journey via a blog, social media, youtube, etc.