At the bottom you can look at references written by BP members and actually interact with the writer through BPs message system.I'll reach out with some information and a colleague request. 

I have found several with two entrances / split levels and a common laundry space such that I could rent 2-3 BR to another family or 2-3 professionals and earn $1500-2000/mo on a $200-250k purchase while living cheaply in the other 1000 SF of the house and having limited forced interaction with the roommates/tenants. 

I did my pre-licensing classes online through TravTALKS, he is an extraordinary teacher and NC native in the Triangle area.

I met them and felt good about my interactions with the team.

And actually interact with folks who have used them before as real (not anonymous) references. 

There is extraordinary differences on the legal/compliance side between the two.For a syndication, offering equity for investors is the most common way.There are many different fees and structures you can go with.I suggest learning the underwriting side of syndication deals before engaging an attorney.

You might be asked to pay an extraordinary sum, maybe $5,000, for the program materials or to attend additional seminars and boot camps.Or, you might be tempted by a program that doesn’t cost much only to find out later it is bait to get you to purchase even more expensive products.

I've had positive interactions with them so far.  

Don't you want to interact with anyone while you are cooking?

I opened a new host account to handle guest interactions myself, hired a local handyman for emergencies, and found a cleaning person who could also act as my eyes and ears for any required handyman services.