There are no investors (except friends and family) that are willing to go with someone that has no real estate resume to display for review.

Also, because of the foreclosure crisis, which won’t repeat itself for various reasons, MFRE did really well in the years following the recession - when it still felt terrible, so people think of it as the recession, but economic growth had resumed.

We are planning on one now for a new basement install but it will be a more robust commercial unit.

[There is also the (C) exception; advertising is allowed but no sophisticated investors are allowed.]To create a MF syndication, one needs a resume to impress the broker and seller, funds to bribe the seller, pay the SECattorney and the contractors for due diligence, and plenty of qualified contacts with money to invest. 

Rentec Direct is much more robust and gives the tenant a portal to be able to login.  

Very robust and effective.

Cleveland is renowned for its robust cash flow potential, but if you're also interested in property appreciation, Columbus is the ideal choice.

What I was trying to say in my post though, was that you can set up some pretty robust systems that cut down on those kind of phone calls/messages without being out of the loop.

I hope the in person meetings can resume soon! 

*data provided by Johnson Perkins Griffin Apartments Survey *data provided by Johnson Perkins Griffin Apartments Survey Meanwhile, on the demand side, job growth remains robust as more corporations seek to expand or relocate to the area.