What I mean is Norada Real Estate Investments does not charge its clients anything at all.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned after years in real estate, it’s that success isn’t about luck.

The majority of people I see on BP asking about syndication lack any track record of success, do not have sufficient knowledge of the property type specifically or real estate principles, financing and law in general, and have little or no capital.  

Next make sure it comfortable and extremely clean, a lot can be forgiven, but seeing hair from other people or dirt is a huge turn off even if the house is beautiful, next always be kind and gen.uine, people can tell. 

I would focus on analyzing real estate deals so that you will know what constitutes a "deal" to you.  

I have read the BP book on long distance real estate investing, and I even contemplated buying my first house in a different state, but we ended up buying a primary place of residence here.It would be great to talk to some people who also live abroad and hear how they got started, where to start (choosing a state while avoiding state taxes, what resources to use, if they visit the area they are investing in first, etc.).

Some people may go higher end, but naturally it depends on the property and neighborhood.

Great Topic Hector, I've been in the real estate industry since 2000.

Some people do MTR/STR with it's proximity to the airport and North KC That is what I am hoping for is STR and MTR.

I personally love them and think they are a golden ticket to get into real estate investing with some significant equity right out of the gate!