Does anyone here has experience being key partner of Three Pillars Capital multifamily syndication?

However, there are several key pillars that should be key when assessing which property management company to do business with. 

Has anyone worked with Three Pillars Capital Group before?

My experience with Three Pillars was 100% positive.

My house is 3600 sq/ft, 6 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2 stories, frame construction, no basement, 3 car garage, and is the classical style home with pillars in the front. 

It's possible these deals cashflow, which is a huge bonus, but I think you get more benefit from the other pillars of RE wealth building: appreciation, mortgage paydown, and tax depreciation.

Valor Bank in Edmond was once again a valued partner, Jay Stern with Pillar To Post was a trustworthy inspector, and Craftsman Property Management has been beloved (as we own it, ha!)

Looking at it from the top level you want to keep entities small so there isn't much of a payout for anyone looking to sue you.I often break it down into the "four pillars" of protecting your assets.

In his article, "The Six Pillars of Assumption," he also advocates the use of a trust to "dupe" the lender.

I would focus on a few pillars and see hwo to improve or add more to it.