Lastly Newton is now touting faster access to Charlotte due to highway improvement.

For e.g. look up Rod Khleif - he is touted as Multifamily family guru and he lost over $50M in 2008.

If you are lazy, stupid and/or a slacker, it wont matter..... the issue is really knowing "what/who" you are.......seen plenty of people that are just straight up lazy tout the "college is a waste of time....degree is worthless"...but they aren't out there hustling to do anything else either...... they are just lazy and want to appear smart by not getting "tricked by the man".....

He gives bad tax advise which isn’t even true or legal .He tells you to buy 100k houses for 20k at the court house steps which is impossible .. touts lying on loan forms about using his house cat as a partner .

-TRUST YOURSELF ONLYthe way BRRR is being touted in the book on BP  lacks a very fundamental aspect of BRRR I did as a HML over 2000 BRRR's for clients all over the country prior to the melt down of 08.. its how all turnkey worked at the time..Big difference though is I would not lend on the asset up front without an ARV appraisal before we even bought the place.. and as the lender I HAD the teams under my control.. since it was my money.. so the out of area investor had a TRUE team not a dream team of wholesaler realtor contractor  LOL.. which can be problematical as your discovering.. the only thing that goofed us up is when REFIs were no longer being done on rentals.. not saying it will happen again..But one really needs to know these things and be fully approved for the refi  including values before you buy the rehabber..had you done this ..

I'd like to think that all of these syndicators are disclosing who is on the team, but I suspect there might be some who are not.I have seen some take it a step further, touting that they are sponsors of X thousand units or whatever. 

The “investor friendly” credit union representative told me it would be a challenge for me to get a loan based on my current situation, outlined below:1) I am an out of state freelancer and my $40K income last year is a summation of 5 different W2s. 2) My rent expense is almost 40% of my income (I live out of state in LA)I will not accept “no” as an answer because I know I am good for the loan and can generate the income needed to make my monthly mortgage payment once I move to UT.

As in, if you're following the generally touted advice that I hear (take good care of your property and tenants, screen tenants thoroughly, evict for non-payment quickly, run it like a business), will this impact you?

Studied the living sh*t out of 1 specific market obsessively yes obsessively (this is not a hobby)3.

., with everything that I've read, I'm amazed that the exact approach that you just mentioned isn't touted more...