@Scott Trench, don't get me wrong, I know there are many syndicators, both those that I would label as "good" and those that I would label as "bad", in a tough spot.  

Then click on Networking Events.In theory you should be able to search in the Kansas City Metro 64114 is a good zip code, but all I can seem to get is past events.So if you scroll through all of them, eventually you will find events labeled MAREIYou will also find them on Meetup.com and our local REIA group site MAREI.org (not sure if I am supposed to be able to post that  on here or not.

Those that lie to sellers, use BS escape clauses, and walk along to their next victim are indeed a PUBLIC NUISANCE as @Bill Gulley labeled them.I often write my offers as assignable.

Labeling a second lien as "never safe" is unfair, though yes, of course they come with MUCH more substantial risks than a first.  

The second ordinance, which is expected to face stiffer opposition from landlords, is what is frequently referred to as a “just cause” eviction protection, though labeled as “specific cause” in Spokane’s proposal.

What investors don't seem to realize is that taking action is the main ingredient.

The label sticks with you!

Have them private label some cases for you, so you have a story.

Men are more upfront about it rather than being passive aggressive as women can tend to be...I wouldn't throw out labels like racist/misogynist, you don't know anyone well enough.And no thanks, the 2000s suck so far.....

The best sponsors are using white label tools and attracting capital on their own.