Their website is very general and it seems they want you to call, presumably so they can get a sales person on you.As an additional note, a new user on here posted this website http://masonhill.com/, claiming the same kind of turn key rentals.

The latter seems to be more attractive to a tenant, because they think it belongs to a mom-n-pop type landlord (more lax screening presumed).Check out the competition, and see what they are doing that you aren't, and see what you're doing that they're not.You're now into the slow season, so showings will go down IMO.

I presume that the financials are very attractive or you would not have bought.

This is presuming no damage, all rents paid up, etc.Btw are you related to Cindy?

Presumably you don't need every dollar your rental generates to cover your mortgage.

I presume they did not mention it in this link because it is an S-Corporation restriction not an IRA restriction. 

Presumably, the other 80% is being put into investments that are yielding the same as or less than the original asset where you invested the 20%.  

I would presume things are back to normal but the lack of communication forced me to move 100% of my accounts to Cozy.

So while you're right that a fractional share isn't worth as much alone, that's not the offer they're asking you to buy them out of...presuming that other full purchase offer is a real one and equivalent.

Also, there will be a significant capital gain on the sale of the asset (which many syndications presume), and that will also be taxed.