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., textbooks on real estate, real estate law classes, and SOMETIMES in education offered by REIAs.

Prior to speaking with an attorney you need to learn how the syndication model works.Underwriting, LP/GP structure, fees, etc.A great book is Best Ever Apartment Syndication - textbook for this business.Happy to provide more insight on the process, if you want to send me a DM.

Minimum COC first year of more than 14% is my textbook answer.

Its the text book case of an alter ego.

Thanks  That would be textbook mortgage fraud, which you’ve now just publicly stated on message board, you are going to need to live in the property for the year, than you can rent out.

Thank you, Jay, your advice reads like a textbook, well said!

If you ever find yourself under contract on another property with an FPE panel, I'd recommend having the seller replace it prior to closing as it's a well known and documented safety issue; textbook inspection objection item.  

Probably 90% of my projects fell short of a full textbook 25% equity gain, but I also tend to over-rehab: I don't want to touch anything on a property for at least 20 years after we are done.

I have google and researched, but this seems to be a industry term and not a legal/textbook term.