So some of these syndicators that have a track record and experience have lots of capital chasing them to invest.The newer syndicators often put a fat split to investors to entice them to invest.

@Brad Fausett I'm gonna give you the biggest help anyone can in this and say stop digging, your on the way to China with that grave. 

.⦿ Foreclosure + Motivated = Potential for a good deal.Yes, there is a big, fat, old, huge "PLUS" in that formula, as in, BOTH conditions need to be met for this formula to hold true, not just one.A vacant house/someone in foreclosure/someone dealing with a probate/tax lien, DOES NOT IN ANY WAY imply "motivated seller" or a “good deal”... or that they even WANT to sell at all.

You know shooting the fat, BS-ing folks and thinking quickly enough on my feet. 

I am not even sure if insurance companies offer such policies to cover only the dog, and if they do if it is something that would release you from any liability of the animal should something happen.It appears that most insurance companies will raise the rate 1% on "dangerous breeds".My homeowners made me purchase a canine liability or threatened they would drop me due to the fact I have a pit bull even though he is big baby they consider him a "risk" and a "dangerous breed" though my lab they have no issues with.No matter what you do though I would add in the lease that no pets are allowed to be on the property without prior written approval of management. 

I operate homes in Joshua Tree, Ventura, Texas, and Mass. and would love to help with any info I can in regards to investors looking in those markets and elsewhere for their next STR investment:)

So now I have 1 fat commercial loan and zero additional loans. 

Im new to real estate investing and would love to learn and be as involved as I can in the community. 

You can scan multi-page documents faster with an app than you can in a sheet fed scanner. 

Been trying to network to meet some "money people" to work with to grab up whatever we can in that area.