Just because you aren't seeing the fruits of your labor now, does not mean they won't bloom much later in life.

Have the lender bring food and have a basket full of scratch tickets, one for each agent who attends.I just did all of this for my own home, which I sold at over 99% of asking price in the dead of winter.  

California used to be "The Land of Fruit and Nuts", but now it is "The Land of Lenin and Stalin, aka Feinstein and Boxer" Sorry if this belongs in the political section, but CA has nearly 10% state income tax, nearly 10% Sales Tax and the average auto cost $1,000 a year for registration.

Personally, I'm a big believer in hitting the low-hanging fruit (easiest kill) first, which is part of the reason I'm such a huge proponent of househacking! 

We also always do a welcome basket, and make it clear to call or text us if they have any questions. 

Can't you just throw your syndications into the same basket?

Do not invest in any city on Neighborhood Scouts’ list of the 100 most dangerous US cities.Inflation compensating - Every time you go to the store, the same basket of goods costs more and more dollars.

I want to be able to sell my fruits and vegetables and foster injured or retired animals.

It's just easier to make deals here, but I fear putting all my eggs in the same basket. 

I also believe in diversification across different asset categories...I'm not a fan of all of my eggs in one basket...good, bad or otherwise.