This will involve more overhead and more risk as the cash flow won't be as fat. if your goal is to keep things simple with very low risk, it's a great idea to pay properties down as fast as possible and buy the next a little while later. growing faster usually means Slimmer margins on each deal but more deals coming in and in the long run a bigger snowball at the bottom of the hill.

Principals of Real Estate Syndication by Samuel Freshman It's a Whole New Business by Gene TrowbridgeThere are also a ton of podcasts that talk a lot about syndication, as well as articles and forums on BPhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

A few of my favorite authors are: two of Lindahl's and Gene Trowdbridge books on multifamily.

Thanks for the input Gene Hacker .

Since then I've been devouring the podcasts and forum discussions like fat kid in a Twinkie factory.I'm ready to get out of analysis paralysis and take my first steps towards achieving my financial goals, so I'm sure you'll see me around here more often.  

Sometimes it's unavoidable, but you can definitely minimize it by being really comfortable with your original plan, and where you will cut the fat when (not if) you need to.Then, the construction loan is only very short term so you need to make sure you have solid contractor who can get things done on a timeline.

It's been tough trying to find a 12%pa cash-flow property here lately and this a higher return than that.Phoenix has become a little tougher to find a deal with a lot of fat on it, not impossible, but tougher than when I started.

I think that is a red flag that a turnkey provider is making a fat profit.

@Gene Hart I am an agent as well in NWI would love to help you find what you are looking for. let me know how I can help. 

All of this is pertains to areas inside and immediately outside 265 (Gene Snyder as we call it)If you want B/C class, look at Radcliff, KY.