I can tell you that if you're willing to put the effort it takes, with the money they ask for those "special" trainings, into doing it yourself using this site and all the support you can get here, you can get the same results. 

Welcome to the site @Shakeyla Kelly!

Sometimes this failure isn't the borrower's fault - like market fluctuations, seller remorse, or flaky GC who isn't showing up on the job site.

New to this site, have an investment property already and looking to buy more in the St.

And I also do not have a premium account, so I am unable to use the rental calculator on the BP site unfortunately! 

Probably has incite on build costs. site and state specific.. no way to just ball park it. 

I am not sure where to begin. with your septic and well you'll need to do site layout first with a land planner or the county. after that you'll need to check setback requirements and design plans and start budgeting with a builder. once you have a confirmed plan set and budget broken down and builder selected then you can talk to banks. most people think it starts with banks 

Not many syndicators can qualify for example with Crowdstreet's stringent criteria.Here's a review of the different CF platforms:https://fitsmallbusiness.com/best-real-estate-crowdfunding-sites/Given this is your first passive syndication deal, you need to look into:1) Breadth of Experience of the syndicator.

Welcome to the site @Lacy Carey!

I have yet to see a hands off ADU addition obtain a valuation to cost ratio anywhere close to approaching what you site ($210k cost to add $350k of value).