Syndications are great for truly passive income, offering tax benefits and diversification, but require high minimum investments and long-term commitments.

You will not need to join CAR/NAR and I offer super high fee splits.  

Already replied to your other post about Detroit questions.Your latest questions:1) Simple: you don't offer asking price, you offer an amount that makes your numbers work.2) You're looking in the wrong places, using the wrong search criteria - there are tons of deals available!

I have allot to offer as far as being a general partner but I also might be doing a little wholesaling in the meantime while I learn more. 

Getting sellers to accept half-price offers wasn’t as easy as they say.

If you are on the fence between direct ownership and going the syndication route, seek out both investments and select the investment that offers the best fundamentals and return profile.

Quote from @Patricio Acosta: I finally found the perfect flip in Coronado, San Diego—the agent hasn’t received any offers, the listing price is reasonable, and the home has huge potential.

Rentvine's claim is that they offer help getting set up with double entry accounting.  

Cooperative Assignments offer a simpler, more efficient path to profits compared to traditional wholesaling, making them a great option for investors looking for a practical way to get started without risk and $0 cash upfront.

Hello @Dana Gaglion,This is not legal advice... plenty of great attorneys in NY will offer a free consultation so I'd recommend going that route.