It seems if I ask them it is by definition biased.  

My experience has been great, but maybe I’m biased so feel free to ask around and get comfortable with whatever sponsor you end up investing with.Here is an article I recently wrote on Vetting Multifamily Syndicators:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9859/73520-vetting-multifamily-real-estate-syndicatorsI hope this helps.

As for markets, being a bit biased, Lexington and the surrounding area is great for investing.

Cash that baby out and use it as fuel for the next one :) (biased advice). 

This will be somewhat bias as I have been with KW for almost 21 years, but I have some insight that may be of use to you.When I was a new agent almost 21 years ago, KW had only been in my market for 6 months, and had 1 main office in Scottsdale, and a small satellite office in North Scottsdale. 

I'm in NS, so read the appropriate amount of bias into this. 

This is why i talk about being biased, because you have no housing statistics or anything to back any of your claims up!

I'm pretty biased towards Metro Detroit lol.

Paying someone to confirm your biases is not scientific.

With numbers like those, you won't hurt either way, so I'm strictly giving a biased opinion.