Lost days of work, had to cancel concrete trucks, etc...But I get the concept and agree in principle....but only for really important and potentially dangerous stuff...you wouldn't believe what I've seen out there.....

Find ways of financing your project in addition to evaluating its relevance based on what you earn.Be aware of the dangers involved in investing in the real estate industry.

Don't have tenants work with dangerous equipment. 

I recently bought a home in Grove Park which was found to have an extremely dangerous electrical situation as well as missing subfloor  and a few other unacceptable conditions. 

Too dangerous...

Percentages lie, and are very dangerous/misleading when you rely on them as a measure of success. 

I would say its length matters less than its substance.

It's enough to feel like you have a good slug of cash but not enough to be dangerous. 

In form over substance, they probably win the case. 

Like this guy Adam Neumann, so he bankrupted his WeWork investors, now he is trying to make multifamily syndication flashy with some more marketing hype and use his connection in VC world to well....trap the naive investor again.Be careful lot of these guy doesn't really have a shame and even someone said we have to thank them even here in biggerpockets LOLmany syndication are just snake oil for lack of better word, if you see their team and their acquisition team member, some of them are not yet even graduated when 2008 occured and teached all dangerous stuffs all over social media.