I had already subscribe to QuickBooks but this is to keep track of the rental expenses and everything else that quicken offers to be more organize for the rental expenses for tax purposes.  

You can piece this together through  the internet, subscribing & reading posts or blogs from Inside Self Storage, the national + your state Self Storage Association, & other knowledgeable experts, and so forth.

I can subscribe to that in traditionally appreciating markets were over a 5 to 10 year run you expect to make significant up side on values.. but in low to no historic appreciating markets ( which is much of the mid west and rust belt) to tie up your personal credit and ability to borrow money on something else just to make 50 a month I dont get that one.. the risk is far to great that your 50 a month becomes negative  and and exit will cost you money. 

https://biggerpockets.supercast.com/subscriber/feed_items

Thank you @Drew SmithIs this more of an issue that you handle on your own and do the sourcing or if there were some service that could help, you'd subscribe to that?

as I would have to also be a subscriber when I pay my Board/MLS dues. 

Not sure how they actually balance this subscriber like approach where you might rent 4 bedrooms to 12-20 people who each don’t plan to be there often.

I really look at RE as a pure investment and subscribe to the your home is a liability principal.

In summary, in order to passively invest in syndications, you do not have to be accredited, but must first find and develop a relationship with a sponsor.1) Bigger Pockets - I have found this section of the forum is helpful for discovering syndicators and to begin to follow their content. 2) Linkedin - I am actively involved on LinkedIn and in 3 months have been able to 10x my network of other apartment investors and active syndicators3) Podcasts/Blog Content - Once you learn of a few syndicators, they may have a podcast; if they do, check it out and subscribe.

If you have subscribed to Data Rabbu's services, how can you describe your experience so far?