I'm also be flying over to visit the provider in person that morning and wanted to begin arranging for a property inspection with an independent inspector so that we can walk through the house together, hopefully that afternoon assuming all their renovations are on schedule and completed by then.Was wondering if anyone have any recommendations for accredited property inspectors in the area with availability that day.Many thanks!

We're small timers, working our way up, my husband is a blue collar worker, and never made a lot, I have a small home business, we have 5 kids and homeschool.   

Has anyone good suggestions on solid people running multi family syndicates?

Tossing up between OOS turn key investing and a syndicate.

You might qualify as an accredited investor, you can look into some oz deals.  

Maybe find an accredited fund with a solid sponsor that can get you 20% IRR passively. 

I ask merely been that so many many investment criteria that I researched have the SEC disclaimer for accredited investors making over $250K.

Then, find the cheapest accredited college, go online and get your degree two classes per semester (you dont get financial aid with one).

Investors could now choose between 506(b), which allows issuers to raise an unlimited amount of capital from an unlimited number of accredited investors and up to 35 non-accredited investors; and 506(c) offerings, which allows issuers to raise capital from accredited sponsors only, but there is no limit on the number of sponsors who can participate in the offering.Prior to its introduction, private securities offerings were subject to various state and federal securities laws, including registration requirements and restrictions on how securities could be sold.

It's a bit too complicated to answer on a post, depends on an investors individual situation and risk tolerance and some questions needs to be asked before an answer is given ..... both are only available to accredited investors.  

A lot of real estate investors are worried about a crash due to the extreme market rises we have seen in both rents and in appreciation.I am not sure if I am an outcast on this subject but let me give you my advice on the subject.Just for a little credibility I graduated from Penn State with a finance degree and was an accredited financial management analyst at Ernst and Young, focusing on profitability for the Audit East practice.