That's going to compound far greater than the measly cash flow month to month. 

Other than the obvious benefit which is that multifamily syndications allows for real estate investment passively, which is a HUGE benefit for most investors, the other thing to consider is that you get to continually roll the proceeds from one sale into other deals, thus compounding your income stream & gains, over time, more than if you just sit on a single property.

If I could tell a deal was a real Glengarry Glen Ross lead all wrapped up in a golden bow then sure maybe I’d consider waiving contingencies to get it, but all I ever got from them was expired MLS listings that had been marked up above the list price they had failed to sell for (total junk).

I ask because this sounds like a pretty turnkey buy, everything all wrapped up in a bow and ready to go for you.

Because for every $10000+ I can put in the stock market at 7%+ while paying 4% is a free $300/year which will grow and compound.

There were some holes where the previous occupant used too-large screws, and I just used regular joint compound.

You should also learn the difference in how your interest compounds.

Brick isn’t meant to be painted, and painting it is difficult (lots of prep, lots of coats, has a chemical compound that rejects paint).

How much money you invest, what rate it's compounding at and how long it's growing. 

I understand that its no easy feat as many anticipate, but I plan to work hard and understand the importance of compounding positive actions over time.