Enjoy your search and prepare yourself to spend countless hours on here just reading!

I found the podcast below to be pretty helpful regarding syndication.http://olddawgsreinetwork.com/049-the-abcs-of-mult...If you're real serious about commercial multi-family or just curious and want to learn more, I also recommend listening to Jake & Gino, Apartment Building Investing with Michael Blank, Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever with Joe Fairless, and Grant Cardone.Of course, there are countless other resources here on BP.

I have watched videos, listened to podcast after podcast, read countless books, and understand the language and strategies of real estate investing, but I would just like to here from someone more knowledgeable and successful than I.

Your business model is to go out and scour the sites, put out the signs, drive the neighborhoods, do the mailers, answer the phone messages, do the cold calls, follow up with sellers, visit countless properties, negotiate with sellers and finally get the deal under contract.

Since then, I've read as many REI and business books as I could get my hands on, listened religiously to the BP podcast, watched countless YouTube videos, and scrolled endlessly through the BP forums.

This of course is reversed 6 months later when the property hasn't sold, but by that point the interested buyers have been living in another home they bought for 5 months.Be open and agreeable to work well with others -- cover your bases and use an attorney to review docs -- there are countless resources online and if you have the time, energy, and capacity to sell your own property then you can absolutely do it.Best of luck,Matt

Most of these older ones have been rehabbed countless times.A few other things to watch out for:Seems like pipes freeze in these things all the time. 

I spent countless hours on the phone with them, explaining paperwork, the process, and coordinating their relocation here with them. 

That doesn't mean you have to run countless comps, and scenarios for people for free.

The name if the game when flipping a property, as you'd see on any of the countless real estate shows on TV, and many of the deals talked about on these forums.