Hopefully, I've explained the question properly, I am a complete novice, any insight would be greatly appreciated.dan pugilia

Especially if you are a novice landlord in the area.

They know the money is very enticing to a novice landlord.

Memphis has properties that you can buy for $10k-$30k unit, which makes the novice think it's a great deal and that they can get in cheap, fix it and then run it for awesome cash flow.

As a novice just starting out, I need to build my team and am ready to go!

Hey everyone- I am so very interested in multi family syndication - I read Hands off investor- very insightful- BUT being a novice I do not feel qualified to break down all the different multi family firms/websites and their myriad offerings.. does anyone know of a fee based or hourly rated multi family syndication advisor who can help guide beginners in everything from best deals, expectations, etc?

Novice investor, trying to keep costs down but do not wanna lose my shirt.

The novices are busy trying to figure out if it's right for them before they commit, and the pros are writing offers.  

And to be honest, I found it really hard to find good, cumulative information on the subject especially targeted towards a novice (hell I didn't know tax mortgage notes existed until yesterday)!

So if you're a novice investor, but have contracting experience, maybe that's how you get into the deal.