All dealings with them were completely transparent and communication was excellent.

Anual Returns (Including proceeds from sale on a 5 year hold): 15-22%In regards, to trustworthy multifamily operators that bring in passive investors as Limited Partners, there are many around the country that are doing a great job for their investors and that work out of integrity and transparency first.Just as an initial tip, focus on finding people/companies that not only have a good track record, but that have capital preservation as the main goal and capital growth second.

As I'm sure you've seen by now, there are a lot of helpful tools out there that can help you to bring a certain level of automation and transparency to this process, but it really comes down to the number of units that you have.

The issues I had which lead me to stop replying to connection requests were the non-refundable earnest money (it was $5k then but I believe it has gone up to $10k now) that went hard before I had enough info to know if the deal was solid or not, the lack of transparency, and the fact that several properties I was sent were positioned as “off-market deals” when in fact they were just recently expired MLS listings that had been marked up 20% above the price they had failed to sell on the MLS for.

First I want to introduce myself because I believe in being completely transparent with who I am, what I know, and what I believe in.

Especially right now coming off of 2021, I would be very transparent that those numbers are not replicable for most investments. 

I like open and transparent, if there is a difference in price I like to know why and communication gets you to that point.

I have not seen a single post on BP from an OOS investor transparently showing real numbers from a turnkey investment over a material period of years (say the average life of a furnace) - only pie in the sky proformas and ROI calculations. 

To be transparent, my brother and I also have a marketing company that is contracted with Renatus to help them find more students in exchange for 50% commission.

Everything seems very transparent.